Grants

To support education on water quality at Makerere University in Uganda

To scope opportunities to scale up district WASH master planning in the Foundation’s priority countries and beyond, facilitate peer-to-peer exchange among rural water service providers, and create a rural WASH fellowship program.

To review drinking water infrastructure in rural areas of Ghana, including Asutifi North and Wassa East districts and recommend minimum design standards and guidance for the sector.

To review drinking water infrastructure in rural areas of Ethiopia and Uganda, including the Foundation's priority districts, and recommend minimum design standards and guidance for the sector.

To build water, sanitation, and hygiene channels of communication in the implementation of master plans across the Ahafo Region in Ghana.

To document and disseminate learning from Ethiopia on government co-funding and effective implementing partners.

To test the use of low-cost temperature sensors to provide metrics on handpump use and support result-based payments.

To scale 24/7 professional water service provision in rural areas of Uganda: an approach toward achieving SDG 6.1.

To support water quality testing in all seven of the Foundation’s target districts in partnership with local laboratories and universities.

To conduct a feasibility and scoping study to explore a new water service delivery model for hard-to-reach communities across Ghana, including Asutifi North and Wassa East districts.