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World Cities Day: Why net-zero plans must include low income urban residents

World Cities Day: Why net-zero plans must include low income urban residents

by Michelle Anekeya | Nov 3, 2025 | News

As the world marked World Cities Day, the conversation often turned to sleek green buildings, electric transport, and carbon-neutral skylines. Yet for the over one billion people living in slums and informal settlements, climate change is not an abstract future...
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...
Clean water at last: How a community-driven project transformed lives in Atokana, Madagascar

Clean water at last: How a community-driven project transformed lives in Atokana, Madagascar

by Michelle Anekeya | Jul 15, 2024 | News

For a very long time, Ravaoarisoa Vololoniaina, a resident of Atokana in the Commune of Ambavahaditokana, Madagascar, faced daily struggles accessing clean water. “Every day, I had to fetch water from a well using a rope at least 4-5 times because I have a big...
Empowering Bangladeshi women in WASH: The journey of Shramistha Debnath

Empowering Bangladeshi women in WASH: The journey of Shramistha Debnath

by Michelle Anekeya | Jul 1, 2024 | News

As the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) sector grapples with significant challenges, women leaders like Shramistha Debnath, an Executive Engineer at the Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE), are becoming increasingly crucial. Fresh from completing her...
WSUP and Madagascar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs plant trees for a sustainable future

WSUP and Madagascar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs plant trees for a sustainable future

by Michelle Anekeya | Apr 1, 2024 | News

WSUP partnered with Madagascar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to plant 2,500 endemic trees in the rural commune of Bongatsara. This initiative reaffirms WSUP’s commitment to supporting Madagascar’s sustainable development and highlights the importance...
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