Piloting Transfer Tanks in Kampala
A technical note from Water For People’s Uganda team on piloting mobile fecal sludge transfer tanks in five divisions of Kampala, including design, fabrication, and pilot phases.
Read MoreKitgum Shit Flow Diagram
The Water For People Uganda team and district authorities in Kitgum developed this Shit Flow Diagram to determine the percentage of sludge that is and is not safely treated in their districts. These results are used to inform Town Sanitation Plans.
Read MorePublic-Private Partnerships
A brief on Water For People’s work facilitating Public-Private Partnerships, including examples within each of our Sustainable Services Checklist indicators in 2 Everyone Forever districts.
Read MoreA glass of clean water…or is it?
A story on health inspection and water safety planning in Kamwenge, Uganda.
Read MoreMonitoring Framework
The latest Monitoring Framework (2018) outlining Water For People’s methodology and indicators for measuring Everyone (level of service) via Flow and Forever (sustainability) via the Sustainable Services Checklist.
Read MoreOne man uses his hat, and the other his pen, to make sure their village has clean water
A story on water safety planning in the Iryangabi Village of Kamwenge, Uganda.
Read MoreWhy you should care about ‘systems’ in WASH
A DevEx article featuring Water For People and other Agenda For Change partners on the importance of systems-change (versus hardware and technology) in the WASH sector. Why you should care…
Read MoreWomen In WASH
A presentation and an abstract on Water For People’s work to actively engage women to help solve the global water crisis.
Read MorePiloting Mobile Fecal Sludge Transfer Tanks in Kampala
A 2018 WEDC paper featuring the Water For People Uganda team’s work piloting mobile fecal sludge transfer tanks in five divisions of Kampala, including design, fabrication, and pilot phases.
Read MoreCost Recovery for Sustainable Rural Water Supply
A WEDC conference paper from Water For People’s Uganda team that overviews acceptance of current water sources, willingness to pay for different levels of service, and tariff setting for sustainability.
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