WaterAid also works to influence governments' water and sanitation policies to serve the interests of vulnerable people. Making the Links
A joint case study by WaterAid Ethiopia and Progynist maps the relationship between water, hygiene, sanitation and HIV/AIDS. For a person living with HIV/AIDs, access to water and sanitation facilities is especially critical. The cruel irony is that the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS are invariably greater than those of their neighbours, yet their ability to access water and sanitation facilities is one of the most limited. To read more, download the Making the Links case study ( Water Works
Nine years on from its conception, Robe Malliyu Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion Project has evolved into a community-owned and managed scheme serving a population of at least 70,000 in 13 villages, as well as the sizeable town of Robe and two small rural towns. Although the scheme still faces challenges, broadly-speaking it is a considerable success. Everyone has access to safe water, the system is sustainable, sanitation coverage is steadily growing and hygiene awerness is relatively high. Above all, the rural community is supplying water to the urban community. To read more, download the Water works report (
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