Legacy Challenge Fund Watershed Report. Watershed Outreach for Gender and Social Inclusion in Bangladesh Towards the end of the Watershed, Empowering Citizens project, there is space for a few extra activities. One of these is the Translation of Watershed training...

This report is the follow up of the last (December 2017) study on Accountability Mechanisms under the auspicious of FANSA and IRC to the fact that national governments are accountable on progress towards achieving the water and sanitation (SDG 6). Bangladesh has...

As Watershed closed its fourth year of implementation, it has seen an impressive number of results. All the Work Packages saw at least one concrete change in the practices of their governments in the form of laws, policies and/or norms being implemented towards...

At national level, as well as in Bhola, in the southern coastal part of Bangladesh, there is currently no systematic and efficient accountability mechanism for holding the Government of Bangladesh accountable for progressing towards achieving Sustainable Development...

Wottazela 3.0 ran under the Watershed programme in collaboration with HEWASA, Simavi, IRC and Radio Jubilee in Fort Portal, Uganda. The campaign aimed to retrieve citizen feedback in Kabarole District through radio shows and poll questions about the governance and...

The note documents the key points from a multi-stakeholder workshop on Public Financing for Water and Sanitation held in March 2019. It captures the policy and implementation issues around decentralized financing as envisaged under 14th Finance Commission and...