Lessons learned from 5 years. So, after five years of working with the urban poor in Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali and Mozambique, the ACF programme is almost coming to a close. This final post is a quick summary on the lessons we have learnt as a result of the programme. Summaries of the activities done and successes achieved can be found on the individual project area pages.

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Strengthening partnerships for improved water and sanitation service delivery. Tuesday, 17 December 2013. Creating the space for innovation - eThekwini Water and Sanitation Unit. I was there in June on behalf of. 8221; This solutions-based approach,.

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Welcome to the Water for the Ages blog. I started this project six years ago to engage with water and sanitation on the global scale. Now I have transitioned to a new digital space.

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