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Michael Tumubwine, Area Manager for National Water and Sewerage Corporation in Kijura Sub-county in Kabarole District, with Martin Watsisi IRC Uganda Regional WASH Advisor

Learning paper

Collective action for safe water in Ethiopia, Ghana and Uganda

Stories and lessons learnt, details progress to 2024 in Ethiopia, Ghana, and Uganda

Updates on progress, stories and ambitions from the Safe Water Strategy in Ethiopia, Ghana and Uganda.

Authors
Peter McIntyre|Sára Bori
Member
Ethiopia|Ghana|Uganda
Resource type
Learning paper
Location
Ethiopia|Ghana|Uganda
Year
2025
Theme
Collective action
Tags
systems thinking|master planning|master plan|district-wide approach|collective action
Publisher
IRC
This briefing note builds on advocacy and outreach materials produced in 2021, which included country briefs from Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Mali, Niger, and Uganda, as well as a synthesis document that highlighted lessons learnt from organisations supported by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation's Safe Water Strategy. This publication updates the stories and lessons learnt, details progress to 2024 in Ethiopia, Ghana, and Uganda, and outlines new ambitions.

Collective action for safe water in Ethiopia, Ghana and Uganda

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