End Water Poverty new campaign video on the human right to water and sanitation. See what the right is, and how it has been and can be campaigned on.

Nairobi, Kenya, World Water Day 2010  Three quarters of the planet is covered by water, yet only about one per cent is available for human agricultural, manufacturing, community and personal use.  Unsafe drinking water, along with poor sanitation a...

Water for African Cities Programme facilitates the adoption of measures to ensure access to environmentally sound water and sanitation service provision to the un-served, as well as improved access for underserved populations of the target cities. Th...

Listen to Dr. Corinne Schuster-Wallace from UNU-INWEH(http://inweh.unu.edu/) discuss how to bridge the gap between business and social enterprise to solve water & sanitation issues in developing countries.

Listen to Richard Thomas, Assistant Director of United Nations University Think Tank on Water (UNU-INWEH – http://inweh.unu.edu/) explain the role the private sector can play in helping to add value to local producers and rural communitiesR...

n Timor-Leste, only 36 per of rural households have access to basic levels of sanitation. Nearly a third of the population have no choice but to collect dirty water from unsafe sources. Poor hygiene practices remain widespread and diarrhoea is preval...

(Harare, November 19, 2013) — The water and sanitation crisis in Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare, places millions of residents at risk of waterborne disease. Five years after cholera killed over 4,000 people and sickened 100,000 more, the cond...

Impact on lack of sanitation in rural communities and the well-being of families. 

Rural homes in China that lack sanitation face health and hygiene issues, particularly during the flooding season. Red Cross programs, supported by the International Federation and funded by the European Commission Humanitarian Aid Department, have b...