This document provides guidance on the skills, steps, and resources needed to conduct a rapid human-centered design (HCD) process for improved toilet products in rural areas.
Community Health Clubs (CHCs) are a cost-effective and participatory-based approach that supports the uptake of key water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) behaviors Amalima, a USAID Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA)-funded Resilience Food Se
This learning note presents the fundamentals to using a geographic information system (GIS), to incorporate geographic segmentation into a market-based sanitation (MBS) strategy.
This document explains how to group potential customers 'segments,' which are submarkets of people with similar characteristics, behaviors, socioeconomic status, needs, and desires.
The 2022–2027 U.S. Global Water Strategy details how USAID will work with countries to provide millions of people with access to drinking water and sustainable sanitation.
Nearly a decade after the Senator Paul Simon Water for the World Act of 2014 was signed into law, USAID continues to increase access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services and facilitate sound water resources management each year.
In rural Zimbabwe, the Amalima project promoted Community Health Clubs (CHC) in collaboration with the Zimbabwe Ministry of Health to facilitate sanitation and hygiene behavior change.