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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...
Ghana’s Asankare community thirsts no more with new borehole

Ghana’s Asankare community thirsts no more with new borehole

by Michelle Anekeya | Sep 30, 2024 | News

In the heart of the Ashanti Region of Ghana, in a small town called Asankare, the daily quest for clean water has been a defining feature of life. Like many other towns in the region, Asankare lacked access to safe, piped water. Instead, residents relied on a nearby...
Championing women in sanitation: A chat with Madagascar’s Ms. Sitrakantenaina NY Andrianandrasana

Championing women in sanitation: A chat with Madagascar’s Ms. Sitrakantenaina NY Andrianandrasana

by Michelle Anekeya | Aug 26, 2024 | News

The water and sanitation sector has long struggled to attract and retain female talent. Despite women representing a significant potential workforce, they account for only 18% of the global water and sanitation utility workforce. This underrepresentation not only...
A new era for Ghana’s Offinso Abofour’s students with WASH facilities

A new era for Ghana’s Offinso Abofour’s students with WASH facilities

by Michelle Anekeya | Jul 11, 2024 | Uncategorised

In the peri-urban community of Offinso Abofour, located within the Offinso Municipality, students have long faced challenges due to a lack of basic infrastructure. Despite being the second-largest town in the municipality, Offinso Abofour lacked essential amenities...
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