Water for Women aims to support improved health, equality and wellbeing in Asian and Pacific Communities through socially inclusive and sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) projects. Water for women will deliver 19 projects in 16 countries over five years.
Worldwide, 4.5 billion people live without access to safely managed sanitation services – in other words, a toilet connected to a sewer or pit or septic tank that treats human waste. November 19 is World Toilet Day and this year, Water for Women is celebrating everyone’s right to a safe and accessible toilet.
Fund Coordinator, GHD, has today announced a request for proposals from eligible Research Organisations (ROs) to implement WASH Research Awards (Research Type 1) through the Water for Women Fund.
On 1 October, World Health Organization (WHO) launched its first global guidelines on sanitation and health, as safe sanitation is essential for health, from preventing infection to improving and maintaining mental and social well-being.
Water for Women is partnering with ten CSO's to deliver 19 projects in 16 countries. Explore some of our projects here.
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