by Michelle Anekeya | Mar 9, 2026 | News
Climate change is disrupting water and sanitation services worldwide, with the most devastating effects felt by low-income communities that already struggle to access safe and reliable services. Droughts strain water sources, while floods destroy fragile...
by Michelle Anekeya | Dec 22, 2025 | News
In Antananarivo, Madagascar’s sprawling capital, water does not simply arrive with the turn of a tap. For many residents, it has long meant queues at communal standpipes, unreliable pressure and the daily anxiety of scarcity. Climate shocks, rapid urbanisation and...
by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 24, 2025 | News
For decades, the global sanitation crisis has been framed as a matter of pipes, toilets, and treatment plants. But in reality, the greatest challenge lies not in building new systems, but in making sure they actually work for the people who rely on them. That is where...
by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 10, 2025 | News
In the rapidly growing urban centres of Madagascar, where inadequate sanitation often breeds disease and pollutes public spaces, a quiet, powerful economic engine is taking root: turning sanitation waste into profit. Through an innovative framework known as the RF2...
by Michelle Anekeya | Dec 23, 2024 | News
In a modest neighbourhood north of Antananarivo, Madagascar, a quiet revolution in access to clean water is changing lives. For decades, families in Antehiroka relied on precarious and often distant sources of drinking water. Now, thanks to a social water connections...
