We are thrilled to have Jessica Fox support our work providing millions with access to safe water. Good luck to Jessica in her World Cup journey!.

Acting on the best evidence, even when it’s hard, is how we stay accountable to communities we serve.

We know this change will be challenging for many. That’s why we’ve planned an 18-month transition—working w/ affected communities, partners, & staff toward a responsible exit.

New evidence shows fewer people are using dispensers than previously estimated, and overall disease burden in much of Kenya has declined. These shifts updated our understanding of cost-effectiveness, and led us to focus our resources on higher impact programming going forward.

We’re beginning a phased transition to shut down ~half of our chlorine dispensers in Kenya. This was a difficult decision—but one grounded in evidence and our commitment to doing the most good with limited resources. 🧵.

We work as a technical partner to the Indian government in their major accomplishment of expanding access to piped water to millions of rural households. Our low-cost devices are installed to the piped system to ensure all water is safe to drink.

After Evidence Action installed in-line chlorination devices that treat the pipes providing water "both the workload and time required have significantly reduced. Earlier, most household members were not interested in drinking tank water, but now, [the majority] are drinking it.”.

For years, Kona Surya Durga's family was responsible for ensuring her village had safe water to drink. This required her to mix bleaching powder in a bucket, climb up 25 stairs and pour it into the water tank. This method was difficult and dangerous. 🧵.

We are thrilled to welcome our new Chief Growth Officer @daniellembayer!.“I'll be working alongside an incredible team to amplify our voice so more people discover [our] life-saving work — & are inspired to support us in achieving bold goals.” she said.

What if the most powerful ideas in global development were the ones we’ve been overlooking all along?.💧 Simplicity saves lives. 📈 Health investments fuel lifelong income gains. 🌍 Governments = true drivers of scale. 🧠 Delivery innovation > shiny tech.

RT @PublicHealthMoH: The Kenya School Health Summit 2025 kicks off today in Mombasa!Stakeholders from Health, Education ,Private Sector & D….

RT @inSupplyHealth: We recently wrapped up a workshop focused on Joint Application Package (JAP) for Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) in….

RT @uwasnet: "Amplifying Access to Safe Water for All.@EvidenceAction and @uwasnet are convening a colloquium on the Safe Water Now program….

RT @AmonginJ: At @EvidenceAction WASH Now Colloquium, I commended their evidence-based approaches to WASH challenges. I urged participan….

We are excited to have Anthony Latta join our team as our new Chief Financial Officer. Anthony brings extensive leadership experience in global nonprofit and corporate finance, and a passion for creating financial systems that support frontline work.

Maternal & newborn child health is at the forefront for #WorldHealthDay.Amid global health funding shifts which threaten decades of progress, Evidence Action's focus is on strengthening the delivery of two impactful interventions that can save lives of now.

Our new safe water initiative: vouchers for water treatment. We're piloting this intervention to expand access to safe water in Liberia for those most likely to be harmed by unsafe water: pregnant women and young children. Learn more #worldwaterday.

ICYMI: Curious how the in-line chlorination device we use to bring safe water directly to people in 3 countries was created? Want to learn more about Evidence Action's process for evaluating promising interventions? Read this piece to learn more:.

RT @Aquaya: Aquaya, in partnership with @EvidenceAction, installed the first of over 100 chlorine dispensers at rural water points in Kabar….

Routine for women in high-income countries, critical prenatal vitamins are out of reach for many in low- and middle-income countries, leaving women and their babies at risk. See how we are working to change that with our pilot in Nigeria.