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Machakos County factory workers set to benefit from new water, sanitation and hygiene initiative

Machakos County factory workers set to benefit from new water, sanitation and hygiene initiative

by Michelle Anekeya | Dec 2, 2024 | News

Over 8,000 factory workers in the Athi River, Machakos County will benefit from a water, sanitation and hygiene project by Water and Sanitation for Urban Populations (WSUP), IDH and SOKO Community Trust – Kujuwa Initiative. With support from the VF Corporation...
More than just a washroom: WSUP Ghana’s holistic approach to school sanitation

More than just a washroom: WSUP Ghana’s holistic approach to school sanitation

by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 18, 2024 | Uncategorised

In the bustling schoolyard of Akyeremade in the Atwima Kwanwoma district of Ashanti region, a 14-year-old Janet * beams with pride after using the newly constructed toilet in her school. Just a year ago, she would often miss school due to the lack of proper...
Empowering low-Income households to access WASH services with sanitation loans

Empowering low-Income households to access WASH services with sanitation loans

by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 11, 2024 | News

Nancy Akinyi was increasingly worried about her family’s toilet situation. It was not only unsightly but also infested with sewer flies, creating significant health risks. When her husband mentioned a company that offered loans for toilet construction, she...
Empowering Women-Led Sanitation Enterprises in Bangladesh: Insights from the WISE Project

Empowering Women-Led Sanitation Enterprises in Bangladesh: Insights from the WISE Project

by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 7, 2024 | News

By Mohammad Fahim Sayeed  Over the past three decades, Bangladesh has emerged as a global leader in sanitation solutions, yet women entrepreneurs remain significantly underrepresented in this sector. The Women in Sanitation Enterprises (WISE) project, funded by the...
Strengthening livelihoods by empowering Kisumu’s wastewater managers

Strengthening livelihoods by empowering Kisumu’s wastewater managers

by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 4, 2024 | News

Kenya’s sanitation sector is emerging as a dynamic economic force, bringing together the nation’s entrepreneurial drive, technological innovation, and resilient communities. Through the Kenya Market-Based Sanitation (KMBS) project, funded by the Sanitation and Hygiene...
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