Gulnaaz Khatun will finally get her tap
11th July 2019blog
Gulnaaz is a resident of Lakhnipur Maheshpatti, a village in the north-eastern Indian state of Bihar. She lives in a hut made...
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The invisible elephant at the bottom of the pyramid
26th June 2019blog
What can civil society do to achieve the SDGs?
For achieving the SDGs, the global focus is currently on financing and the role...
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Local relations built during Watershed will continue beyond the programme
21st January 2019blog
On 7-10 August 2018, the Watershed partners came together in Accra to discuss progress and success, and to look at the future....
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Watershed and the sustainability challenge
30th August 2018blog
Simavi’s Senior WASH programme officer, Tim Sutton, will be attending the World Water Week in Stockholm. The annual event is...
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Multi-annual Country Strategies: do they add up to the Dutch contribution to SDG 6?
23rd August 2018blog
In the process of writing the Multi-annual Country Strategies: does the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs consider the WASH...
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How good water resource management leads to improved WASH services
16th March 2018blog
An IRC Uganda / Watershed video set in Rwenzori Region.
In a bid to demonstrate the importance and applicability of...
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Taking lessons from Mother Nature
28th December 2017blog
“If you do not yield to anyone’s advice, the world will teach you the lessons it wants you to learn,” my...
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Linking WASH and integrated water resources management: why and how?
21st November 2017blog
Achieving sustainable WASH services requires problem-based approaches focusing on a specific watershed or...
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The secret to WASH-IWRM Linkages: pragmatism
21st November 2017blog
Linking WASH and IWRM, as demanded by SDG 6, is essential but hard. With pragmatism and a problem based approach it can be...
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Why is water security key to WASH services delivery?
21st October 2017blog
Meeting Sustainable Development Goal 6 requires solutions that focus on integrated rather than sectoral...
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