Government has reiterated its commitment to ensuring that all citizens have access to clean and safe water as a key driver of socio-economic development.Speaking during Spotlight Uganda hosted by ...

Manila Water Foundation recently marked World Toilet Day with a series of events to heighten awareness on proper sanitation and hygiene to support the health and well-being. For its main event, Manila ...

Water is a critical resource. Modern societies require sustainable supplies of safe, sufficient water for drinking, cooking, and cleaning, as well as to grow food, generate energy, promote industry, ...

SAN DIEGO — A San Diego-based company is taking aim at a common household nuisance—dirty, smelly trash cans—while addressing a larger environmental concern about wastewater entering storm drains and ...

Summary: Lt. Cmdr. Melissa de Vera’s leadership helped deliver billions in sanitation projects to tribal nations, improving access to clean water and public health infrastructure. Her work building ...

The Government of Ethiopia launched a multi-phased “One WASH National Program” (OWNP) in 2013 as an integrated platform for sector development. OWNP aims to improve the health and well-being of both ...

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 30 September 2025: The World Bank Board of Executive Directors today approved the Sierra Leone Water Security and WASH Access Improvement Project. Supported by a $40 million ...

Every workplace deserves more than a generic checklist and a late-night cleaning pass. It requires a cleaning approach that understands how the business operates, protects its reputation, and reduces ...

Bensonville, Montserrado County – FACE Africa, a US & Liberia-based non-governmental organization, has completed and officially dedicated 152 improved latrine and sanitation facilities, six hand pumps ...

President John Dramani Mahama has relaunched the National Sanitation Day (NSD), a nationwide community clean-up campaign, as part of his administration’s “Clean Up Ghana” agenda, with a firm call on ...

Growing up, Amaka Godfrey remembers how much of her life revolved around water. She'd have to lug a can of water to her primary school in Nigeria each day, which had no water of its own. Later, in ...