Stories from our work around the world Water Means Life Water means life for the Munda people in Bangladesh. Clean water gives them the freedom to learn, earn and thrive – but floods and cyclones caused by climate change are making life increasingly difficult. Read the full story Ethiopia The Boy and the Donkey Come and listen to The Boy and the Donkey, a new immersive story about one community's loving spirit that helps them overcome increasing obstacles, including having no clean water. This story is narrated, so for the best experience, turn your sound on! Read the full story Visit Toilet Stories, our digital photo exhibition To mark World Toilet Day on 19 November, this exhibition includes stories and portraits from Rwanda, Madagascar and the UK. It explores the lives of those affected by a lack of decent toilets - one in four people globally - and those whose lives have been transformed by them. Read the full story Hygiene Champions Meet two everyday heroes, Chris from Uganda and Patricia from Malawi, working hard in their communities to stop the spread of COVID-19. Explore their worlds in this interactive 360° radio show hosted by broadcaster Beatrice Phiri. Read the full story Celebrating 10 years of water and sanitation as a human right, with 10 photographers from around the world We commissioned 10 photographers to produce striking images to mark 10 years since water and sanitation were officially recognised as a Human Right by the United Nations. Read the full story Weyonje! A community working hard for good hygiene and sanitation Meet community group Weyonje and their leader Chris, from Kampala, Uganda. They're busy teaching others in their community about the importance of good hygiene, which is more important than ever in the face of COVID-19. Read the full story Hygiene, Women and girls Promoting menstrual hygiene through the power of radio Meet the student group from Rwanda who perform radio plays that reach over four million people - spreading messages about good menstrual hygiene and helping to break down taboos about periods. Read the full story Sanitation workers - where good or bad practices can be the difference between life and death We all use toilets, but most of us don’t have to worry about where our waste goes. Sanitation workers around the world deal with our waste, but too often they are forced to work in dangerous and undignified conditions. Explore their stories told in their own words with our interactive, 360 experience. Read the full story Why Ringo Starr, The Cure, Sigrid and more designed badges for WaterAid at Glastonbury Festival 2019 We asked some of our most influential supporters to design the badges, including music artists Ringo Starr, The Cure, Sigrid and Neneh Cherry, as well as artist David Shrigley. Completing the set of six exclusive badges is the new official Glastonbury Festival 2019 badge, designed on behalf of the Eavis family by Stanley Donwood - known for creating artwork for Radiohead. Read the full story
Water Means Life Water means life for the Munda people in Bangladesh. Clean water gives them the freedom to learn, earn and thrive – but floods and cyclones caused by climate change are making life increasingly difficult. Read the full story
Ethiopia The Boy and the Donkey Come and listen to The Boy and the Donkey, a new immersive story about one community's loving spirit that helps them overcome increasing obstacles, including having no clean water. This story is narrated, so for the best experience, turn your sound on! Read the full story
Visit Toilet Stories, our digital photo exhibition To mark World Toilet Day on 19 November, this exhibition includes stories and portraits from Rwanda, Madagascar and the UK. It explores the lives of those affected by a lack of decent toilets - one in four people globally - and those whose lives have been transformed by them. Read the full story
Hygiene Champions Meet two everyday heroes, Chris from Uganda and Patricia from Malawi, working hard in their communities to stop the spread of COVID-19. Explore their worlds in this interactive 360° radio show hosted by broadcaster Beatrice Phiri. Read the full story
Celebrating 10 years of water and sanitation as a human right, with 10 photographers from around the world We commissioned 10 photographers to produce striking images to mark 10 years since water and sanitation were officially recognised as a Human Right by the United Nations. Read the full story
Weyonje! A community working hard for good hygiene and sanitation Meet community group Weyonje and their leader Chris, from Kampala, Uganda. They're busy teaching others in their community about the importance of good hygiene, which is more important than ever in the face of COVID-19. Read the full story
Hygiene, Women and girls Promoting menstrual hygiene through the power of radio Meet the student group from Rwanda who perform radio plays that reach over four million people - spreading messages about good menstrual hygiene and helping to break down taboos about periods. Read the full story
Sanitation workers - where good or bad practices can be the difference between life and death We all use toilets, but most of us don’t have to worry about where our waste goes. Sanitation workers around the world deal with our waste, but too often they are forced to work in dangerous and undignified conditions. Explore their stories told in their own words with our interactive, 360 experience. Read the full story
Why Ringo Starr, The Cure, Sigrid and more designed badges for WaterAid at Glastonbury Festival 2019 We asked some of our most influential supporters to design the badges, including music artists Ringo Starr, The Cure, Sigrid and Neneh Cherry, as well as artist David Shrigley. Completing the set of six exclusive badges is the new official Glastonbury Festival 2019 badge, designed on behalf of the Eavis family by Stanley Donwood - known for creating artwork for Radiohead. Read the full story