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In Chattogram, a World Water day event becomes a rallying call for change

In Chattogram, a World Water day event becomes a rallying call for change

by Michelle Anekeya | Apr 21, 2025 | News

In a modest convention hall tucked inside Chattogram’s urban sprawl, more than 160 residents, city officials, engineers, and advocates gathered on March 24 to mark World Water Day — not with celebration, but with a sobering call to action. Hosted by Water and...
WSUP marks 20 years with a bold strategy to build climate-resilient urban water and sanitation systems

WSUP marks 20 years with a bold strategy to build climate-resilient urban water and sanitation systems

by Michelle Anekeya | Mar 31, 2025 | News

To mark its 20th anniversary, Water and Sanitation for Urban Populations (WSUP) — formerly known as Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor — has launched an ambitious WSUP Strategic Plan 2025-2030 to help cities across Africa and Asia deliver climate-resilient,...
Women entrepreneurs reshaping Bangladesh’s sanitation economy

Women entrepreneurs reshaping Bangladesh’s sanitation economy

by Michelle Anekeya | Mar 3, 2025 | Uncategorised

By Aklima Khatun and Mohammad Fahim Sayeed In the narrow, bustling lanes of Rangpur, a quiet revolution is unfolding—led not by policymakers or development agencies, but by women like Begum Rokshana Akter Banu. Against the backdrop of a rapidly urbanising Bangladesh,...
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...
Barriers and blessings of Bangladesh’s water infrastructure

Barriers and blessings of Bangladesh’s water infrastructure

by Michelle Anekeya | Sep 19, 2024 | News

In the September – October 2024 edition of the Water & Wastewater Asia, Ms. Sharmistha Debnath. executive engineer, Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE) and, our Bangladesh country manager, Mr. Uttam Saha, shared how water is managed in Bangladesh by our...
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