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Diez años de derechos al agua: únete nuestra protesta global en 28 de julio
¿Por qué estamos protestando? El 28 de julio es el décimo aniversario de los derechos humanos al agua y al saneamiento. Para evidenciar la...
Claim Your Water Rights capacity building: an example of collaboration within the coalition
From 30 June to 1 July, Media for Community Empowerment delivered media training to staff at Tanzania League of the Blind (TLB) in Morogoro....
Member in the Spotlight: Tanzania Women Empowerment in Action
Get to know the newest member of our global coalition: Tanzania Women Empowerment in Action (TAWEA). From exposing human rights abuses linked...
Llamamiento mundial a los gobiernos para que protejan a las personas frente al Covid-19 haciendo realidad el derecho humano al agua potable segura
Por favor firme esta petición. Las instrucciones son claras. El lavado de manos es el principal medio para prevenir la infección por Covid-19....
Do not disconnect
The annual celebration of World Water Day on 22 March is meant to spotlight the importance of water in our daily lives as well as the 2.2...
Young people take the lead in advancing the right to water: a look at the #ClaimYourWaterRights campaign in Zimbabwe
As the water crisis continues to deepen in Zimbabwe, young people are demanding their human rights through NAYO's #ClaimYourWaterRights...
Water Action Month 2020: #ClaimYourWaterRights
What is Water Action Month? Water Action Month is an annual campaign held every March. It provides a platform for civil society organisations...
Destigmatising sanitation labour in Pakistan through dignity, safety and employment security
In the Indian subcontinent, sanitation work is historically associated with the so-called ‘untouchables’. In their groundbreaking study, Asif...
Rewianku’s water challenge and WaterWide’s response
For 25-year-old Jummai Musa and her 30-year-old husband, Samaila, the reality of Nigeria’s water crisis hits extremely close to home. In their...
How water harvesting can help relieve India’s drought
India’s monsoons provide relief from oppressive heat but, more importantly, they provide sustenance for millions. A timely and sufficient...
Reusable Sanitary Pads: alleviating period poverty in Nigeria
Menstruation is a natural biological process. Most girls, from around the age of 12 until middle age, will menstruate every month. Managing...
El Porvenir’s response to Nicaragua’s depleting water supply
Water is life. But across Nicaragua, rampant deforestation for cattle, agriculture, and timber extraction is causing water to become scarcer....
Leaving no one behind is easy to say, but hard to do
The current approaches do not work. To achieve universal access to safe water and sanitation by 2030 we must build strong community-based...
Coalition Eau’s ‘Manifest’Eau’: joining forces for the right to drinking water and sanitation for all
In the run-up to France’s municipal elections, Coalition Eau and numerous partners are launching a campaign titled “Water is a right” to...