Sustainable Rural Water and Sanitation Infrastructure for Improved Health and Livelihoods Project in Malawi aimed to increase access to clean and sustainable water and improved and inclusive sanitation; improve resilience of water resources; and sustainable community management of water supply and sanitation facilities.

The projects aims to facilitate the sustainable access of the populations of Bouaké and Katiola to infrastructure, services and jobs related to the management of toilet emptying products.

Malagasy decision-makers and experts in the sanitation sector participated, since Monday, October 4, 2021, in a capacity-building workshop on new urban sanitation techniques in Tulear.

The Africa Water Facility (AWF), the Nordic Development Fund (NDF) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Denmark concluded the first technical workshop on the Climate Resilient WASH Programme for the Sahel and Horn of Africa.

Kawempe is a region within Kampala. More than 300,000 people in this area suffered from poor water and sanitation facilities. Beneficiary Christine Namakula said: "There were no appropriate toilet facilities in the communities of Kawempe. Part of the population use to practice open defecation."

In 2013, we initiated a project that aimed to reduce water-borne diseases among residents and especially children under five years old living in the poor areas of Kawempe municipality by providing affordable and sustainable sanitation services.

The African Water Facility (AWF) has initiated the preparation of three urban projects in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger.