Press releases and statements 16 January 2018 Award-winning photographer captures community's hopes for clean water Former street-child now award-winning photographer, Mário Macilau has created an incredible set of striking black and white photos in collaboration with international development charity, WaterAid. His sensitive, bewitching photos reveal life in a remote village in the northern Mozambique province of Niassa. View more 5 December 2017 800 abandoned buckets placed alongside River Thames in moving tribute to daily child deaths A memorial with 800 buckets appeared alongside the River Thames today, as a stark reminder of the 800* children’s lives needlessly lost each day due to dirty water and poor sanitation. View more 16 November 2017 by Laura Crowley Out of Order: WaterAid reveals where in the world is hardest for women to find a toilet Ethiopia is now worst in the world for the highest percentage of its population without toilets, while India remains the nation with the most people without toilets, reveals WaterAid’s State of the World’s Toilets 2017 report. View more 20 October 2017 by Lisa Martin You’re Hired! Apprentice star crowns Scottish Water’s team winners of real-world development challenge Apprentice champion, Mark Wright has named a team from Scottish Water as the Global Overall Winners in the Winnovators Programme 2017, for their imaginative hygiene education model, devised for WaterAid Nicaragua. View more Pagination Load more press and media articles
16 January 2018 Award-winning photographer captures community's hopes for clean water Former street-child now award-winning photographer, Mário Macilau has created an incredible set of striking black and white photos in collaboration with international development charity, WaterAid. His sensitive, bewitching photos reveal life in a remote village in the northern Mozambique province of Niassa. View more
5 December 2017 800 abandoned buckets placed alongside River Thames in moving tribute to daily child deaths A memorial with 800 buckets appeared alongside the River Thames today, as a stark reminder of the 800* children’s lives needlessly lost each day due to dirty water and poor sanitation. View more
16 November 2017 by Laura Crowley Out of Order: WaterAid reveals where in the world is hardest for women to find a toilet Ethiopia is now worst in the world for the highest percentage of its population without toilets, while India remains the nation with the most people without toilets, reveals WaterAid’s State of the World’s Toilets 2017 report. View more
20 October 2017 by Lisa Martin You’re Hired! Apprentice star crowns Scottish Water’s team winners of real-world development challenge Apprentice champion, Mark Wright has named a team from Scottish Water as the Global Overall Winners in the Winnovators Programme 2017, for their imaginative hygiene education model, devised for WaterAid Nicaragua. View more
