On 8 and 14 December, we hosted two online workshops exploring different ways that civil society and youth groups can influence states and...
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Our November 2022 newsletter is out!
Update your membership details! This a reminder to please update your membership details if you haven't yet done so. End Water Poverty has...
Our October 2022 newsletter is out!
Claim Your Water Rights mini-grants The deadline to apply for a Claim Your Water Rights mini-grant has now passed. Thank you to the 23Â members...
Mexico water rights defenders expose state violence in fight against privatisation
Redes del Agua recently held an international press conference to highlight state violence against water rights defenders in Querétaro, Mexico,...
August 2022 newsletter
2022 General Assembly End Water Poverty will hold its general assembly on Tuesday 27 September at 12-3pm UTC. The programme will focus on...
July 2022 Newsletter
Claim Your Water Rights grantees End Water Poverty dedicates 70% of its operational budget to members. Following our open call in previous...
June 2022 newsletter
End Water Poverty 2022 general assembly Save the date: End Water Poverty will hold its biennial general assembly on Tuesday 27 September at...
May 2022 newsletter
Claim Your Water Rights mini-grants: open call for applications Social change starts with civil society. Each year End Water Poverty provides...
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End Water Poverty (EWP) operates on the principle that social change starts with civil society: without human rights defenders, there are no...
April 2022 newsletter: Justice for Phichit
Free trade agreements: Corporate greed makes the right to water of Phichit villagers a distant reality In Central Thailand’s Phichit province,...
Free trade agreements: Corporate greed makes the right to water of Phichit villagers a distant reality
In Central Thailand’s Phichit province, a group of villagers resisted a gold mine that polluted their water and destroyed their livelihoods and...
March 2022 newsletter: Alana’s Dakar diary, expanding civic space, countering corporate capture & more
Alana's Dakar diary Members of End Water Poverty's delegation at FAME 2022. From left to right: Alana Potter (EWP), Jackson Mwenya (Vision...
'Without human rights defenders, there are no human rights'
The following framing input was given by End Water Poverty coordinator Alana Potter during our session on expanding civic space at the...
CAMWATER: Do not give corporates (another) opportunity to control our water!
African Center for Advocacy (ACA) has called on the Cameroon Water Utilities (CAMWATER) and the Ministry of Water and Energy to take full...
February 2022: Alternative World Water Forum, secretariat interviews + World Water Day
EWP at the Alternative World Water Forum Following our call for applications in last month's newsletter, we have selected seven members to...