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U.S. Water Partnership Launched With Commitments of Over $500 Million USD

Brazil, RIO DE JANEIRO — The US Water Partnership (USWP), originally announced by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on World Water Day in March, officially launched on June 20 at the UN Conference on Sustainable Developme

African Countries Lose $5.5 Billion USD Per Year to Effects of Poor Sanitation

washington, dc, united states — Eighteen African countries are losing around $5.5 billion USD annually because of the health effects of poor sanitation, according to a new study from the World Bank’s Water and Sanitation Progra

Madagascar Fights Local Toilet Taboo

TAMATAVE (IRIN) — In Madagascar’s east coast city of Tamatave, a local taboo against having a toilet in your house or on your land has complicated the task of trying to improve the region’s dire sanitation situati

ImproChem to Distribte GE’s Water and Process Technologies in Africa

pa, TREVOSE (GE (Press Release)) — ImproChem (Pty) Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of AECI, will distribute GE’s water and chemical process technologies, monitoring solutions and water and process equipment systems in Africa.

Valuing Water Resources the Solution to “Land Grab” Conflicts

nairoBi, Kenya — African governments must establish mechanisms that ensure freshwater resources are accorded their optimal economic value before leasing out fertile land to foreign investors.

One-Third of Madagascar Residents Lack Water for Washing

ANTANANARIVO (IRIN) — One-third of Madagascar’s 20 million residents do not have access to water for washing, while most of the rest share unsanitary toilet facilities, according to a World Bank Water and Sanitation Pro

IDA Conference Raises $120,000 USD for Ankililoaka, Madagascar

MA, TOPSFIELD (International Desalination Association (Press Release)) — The International Desalination Association’s (IDA) “Desalination Industry Action for Good” conference in Portofino, Italy raised $120,000 USD to help end water shortages in Ankililoaka, Madagascar.

More, Greener Investment Urged for Poorest Nations

istanBul, turkey — Civil society organizations are calling on leaders of the least-developed countries (LDCs) and their donors to make water and sanitation a development priority.

More, Greener Investment Urged for Poorest Nations

istanBul, turkey — ISTANBUL, Turkey (OOSKAnews Correspondent) -- Civil society organizations are calling on leaders of the least-developed countries (LDCs) and their donors to make water and sanitation a developmen

UN Official Urges More Help for Water, Sanitation in Poorest Nations

BRUSSELS, Belgium — Leaders of the world’s poorest countries will gather in Istanbul in early May to call for additional aid and stronger economic ties with developed states to help ease their nations out of poverty

Madagascar Needs $9.3 Million USD for Water and Sanitation, Says UN

ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar — The United Nations has appealed for $9.3 million USD for water and sanitation in Madagascar.

"The Madagascar Humanitarian Country Team is seeking a total of $35.7 million

AfDB Gives Madagascar $15 Million USD for Irrigation Project

ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar — - The African Development Bank Group and Madagascar have signed $15.3 million USD in loans and grants to finance the Manombo Irrigation Area Rehabilitation Project in the