Women in India’s capital Delhi bear the responsibility of fetching water for their family. Often, this can take time away from other activities that would earn them more money. But at the base of one of Delhi’s landfills, women are working together to support one another in the hopes that their children will have a better future.
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Social audit on CONAGUA programmes reveal repeated irregularities […]
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Another busy month in the water sector has come to an end. World Toilet Day on 19 November brought global […]
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World Toilet Day, celebrated on 19 November, is about taking action to ensure that everyone has a safe toilet by […]
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Bangladesh is one of WIN’s focus country where, for the past seven years, we have been engaging with various partners […]
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In light of the upcoming 7th Africa Water Week from 29th October to 2nd November, 2018 in Libreville, Gabon, WIN […]
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From corruption scandals involving one of South Africa’s most influential families, to simple measures improving farming conditions and the day-to-day […]
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It’s been a busy few weeks for those of us working towards fairly and sustainably managed water resources – from […]
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Another month has passed with water issues high on the agenda for many organisations. We’ve seen SDG 6 take centre […]
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CSO members of the Swiss Water & Sanitation Consortium in West Africa embark on the promotion of water integrity The […]
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