MWA Publications

Publications by MWA

Learning Papers

Ethiopia

  • Learning from Piloting Dispensers for Safe Water

  • Partnership Development in an Alliance for Increased Impact

  • Learning from Long-term Strategic Planning in a District

District-Wide Approach

The Safe Water Strategy of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation has been guiding teams of actors, such as government, NGOs and private sector entities, to do district-wide work using a collective action approach. The aim is to work together to achieve SDC 6.1 in selected districts in focus countries. Below is a set of papers developed by IRC WASH with support from MWA and other partners to demonstrate the approach and progress thus far.

  • People, Systems and Change: Harnessing the Power of Collective Action Through the Safe Water Strategy

  • Working Together for Safe Water in Burkina Faso: the Journey so Far

  • Working Together for Safe Water in Ethiopia: the Journey so Far

  • Working Together for Safe Water in Ghana: the Journey so Far

  • Working Together for Safe Water in Mali: the Journey so Far

  • Working Together for Safe Water in Niger: the Journey so Far

  • Working Together for Safe Water in Uganda: the Journey so Far

Position Papers

Position Papers

  • Planning Differently-Developing WASH Plans-Millennium Water Alliance-2019

  • Service delivery models for universal, safe and sustainable water services in Ethiopia

  • Government-Led WASH Monitoring Systems

  • Financing Universal, Safe and Sustainable Water Services in Ethiopia #

  • Capacity in the WASH Sector of Ethiopia

  • How to achieve the SDGs: A road map for strengthening WASH Systems

Self-Supply Resources

Self-Supply Resources

See this major 2018 evaluation of self-supply acceleration underway in Ethiopia, and a later blog by MWA and partners:

  • Self-supply End-line Evaluation

  • Self-supply in Ethiopia – Endline Briefing note -March2018

  • Blog: Moving Unsubsidized Self-supply Forward

Other

Published Paper (includes MWA Staff Contributors):

  • Pathways for collaboratively strengthening water and sanitation systems

    Pugel, K., Javernick-Will, A., Peabody, S., Nyaga, C., Mussa, M., Mekonta, L., Dimtse, D., Watsisi, M., Buhungiro, E., Mulatu, T., Annis, J., Jordan, E., Sandifer, E., Linden, K., 2021. Pathways for collaboratively strengthening water and sanitation systems. Science of The Total Environment 149854.

  • Blog: What are Collective Action Approaches Anyway?

    2019

Reports

Publications by MWA Members

  • Lessons Learned from the Adaptation of Water Scheme Projects

    Save the Children’s Resource Centre | 2022

  • Working with the Private Sector for Increased Utilization of WASH Products: progress, challenges, adaptations, and outcomes

    Save the Children’s Resource Centre | 2022

  • Re-examining CLTS in Pastoralist Communities

    CARE | April 20, 2022

  • PRO-WASH Water Quality Training Course | Food Security and Nutrition Network

    FSN Network | 2022

  • Implementing the Clean Clinic Approach Improves Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Quality in Health Facilities in the Western Highlands of Guatemala

    (PubMed nih.gov) | June 30, 2020

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