With support from Unilever, WSUP Ghana trained over female market porters in Accra in reusable pads and soap making, equipping them with skills for sustainable livelihoods while promoting handwashing and menstrual hygiene.

Water crisis and climate change continue to be a challenge in Southern Africa.

Read how Zambia’s Southern Water and Sanitation Company (SWSC) is adapting climate resilience in the water sector: bit.ly/4bdeZ1P

#WfW #climatechange

A decade of impact!

We're celebrating Eden Mati-Mwangi's incredible journey with WSUP Kenya. Her leadership brought systemic change & strong partnerships.

We'll miss you, Eden, but your legacy will continue to inspire us!

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Meet Felisberta Chiziane, whose family's life has been transformed by improved clean water accessibility through our collaboration with Águas da Região Metropolitana de Maputo, SA and Fundo de Investimento e Património de Abastecimento de Água (FIPAG): bit.ly/3UtVAmr

Together with our partners in Kenya, we continue to bring low-cost, flexible simplified sewer systems to densely populated low-income communities.

Isaak Otieno speaks of how these systems have changed his life: youtube.com/watch?v=bAVjRh…

#sanitationforall #dignifiedliving

WSUP Advisory provided a 3-day training program on corporate governance for 40 new Board Members from 6 Ugandan water and sanitation utilities - supported by MINISTRY OF WATER AND ENVIRONMENT 🇺🇬, Hilton Foundation and WSS Services Uganda Limited. Read more about WSUP Advisory work: bit.ly/4bjLX0c

Are you a research officer passionate about turning complex findings into actionable insights?

Well, we would love to hear from you.

Apply to join our dynamic Evaluation, Research, and Learning (ERL) team at wsup.com/vacancy/resear…

With funding from USAID, WSUP Advisory together with Chemonics are implementing the Lagos Urban WASH Project (LUWASH) in Nigeria to enhance the availability and sustainability of safe, climate-resilient water and sanitation services.

Read more: bit.ly/4b9ozT8

Madagascar schools have been transformed by WSUP's climate-resilient WASH facilities:
- Girls can stay in school during menstruation
- Reduced student sickness and absenteeism
- Schools grow their veggies with treated water

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Ernestina Antwi, a member of the Okaikrom community in Ashanti, now enjoys convenient access to clean, safe drinking water through a household water connection provided by WSUP Ghana and The One Foundation. Read more about these connections here: bit.ly/3xMieyz

WSUP is proud to partner with The Coca-Cola Foundation on a $500,000 grant to provide safe drinking water to over 20,000 people in Chattogram and Cumilla in Bangladesh to promote water stewardship and hygiene education! Find out more here: bit.ly/3TXaG3u

The Coca-Cola Co.

Lusaka resident and sanitation champion Donald Munyenyembe finds safer working conditions as a pit latrine emptier thanks to the TRANSFORM Utilities Sanitation Challenge!

Read his story and the initiative's impact in Zambia: bit.ly/4aDQtGZ

#DignifiedWorkSpaces

In Mozambique, our partner Borealis has supported us in installing nearly 20km of strengthened piping for the low-income communities in Beira to withstand the effects of #climatechange , such as floods, storms, and earthquakes.

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WSUP is working with partners in major Kenyan cities to deliver affordable and sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene services to and for low-income communities. Read more about our work with our partners: bit.ly/3vOxudE

Since 2022, we've partnered with VF Corporation to support improving garment workers' water, sanitation, and hygiene conditions in Bangladesh. Watch as Jannatul Ferdous and Sharmin Akhter share how these efforts have positively impacted their lives: bit.ly/49vS9AX

At WSUP, we believe in building #sustainable solutions alongside, not for, the communities we serve. By empowering local ownership and fostering strong #partnerships , we ensure that solutions are culturally relevant and meet the specific needs of the people we serve.

Since 2015, our experts at WSUP Advisory have leveraged the expertise gained in our core countries' programmes to help others, and profits from these projects are reinvested in WSUP's long-term work.
Learn more: wsup.com/advisory/

#WaterSanitationHygiene

Our CEO, Ed Mitchell, says the key to WSUP's success is 'Building strong, long-term relationships with local communities' in his Solutions Journalism Network interview.

Read more on how we work to increase access to safe water and sanitation in low-income communities: bit.ly/3TM5vTQ