The Millennium Water Alliance is pleased to announce the addition of our newest member organizations: @EWBUSA and @VitaIreland. To read more, please click here:

MWA is #hiring a consultant to support policy tracker/dashboard development for the Resilient Arid Lands Partnerships for Integrated Development Plus (RAPID+) program. For additional details and how to apply, please click here:

Join us for an engaging webinar on "Building Financial Sustainability: Scaling Innovative Microfinance Models in Kenya”! We'll explore the Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) microfinance model, challenges, and lessons learned during implementation. To register:

For the final installment in the learning series highlighting the RAPID+ program in Kenya, we focused on #sustainablefinancing. Key takeaways: flexible financing models, strategic partnerships, and farmer-centered program design are key to success.

For the third set of learning briefs highlighting the RAPID+ program in Kenya, we focused on #peacebuilding and #conflictmitigation. Key takeaways: Intra-community dialogues have improved communication, established early warning systems, and fostered peace

For the second set of briefs in the RAPID+ learning series, we highlighted the work on #innovativetools and #capacitybuilding. To read more, please click here:

We will be posting a series of learning briefs highlighting the work of the Resilient Arid Lands Partnership for Integrated Development (RAPID+) program in Kenya. The first set of stories focuses on the theme of #resilience & #floodmitigation. Read more:

The intersection of WASH, WRM, resilience, & climate adaptation is more urgent than ever. This piece by @WorldResources explores how environmental degradation and climatic shifts are disrupting water security.

New report! Following 5 years of implementing the Sustainable WASH Project, @PATHtweets conducted an endline evaluation in 26 health facilities. Findings highlight challenges due to conflict and climate change. Click here for more:

MWA is pleased to announce the addition of two new members: @RTI_Intl, a global nonprofit contractor working in Int. Dev, and @lifestraw. a private sector company renowned for its work in water filtration. Follow the link to read more:

Thanks to all who made this possible -- NGOs and others who advocated for it, and the members of Congress and their staffs who did it, esp. our lead champions, Rep. Earl Blumenauer  (D-OR), Rep. Ted Poe (R-TX),  Sen. Richard Durbin (D-IL), and Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN).

Catchment & Riparian conservation via climate smart agricultural practices cascaded to farmer groups in @SamburuCountyKE , encourage better resource management & long-term agricultural productivity fostering food security & healthier indigenous communities @FeedtheFuture @USAID

Transformative drought resilience is by exploring innovative and impactful market driven solutions as alternative financing mechanisms for borehole repairs and maintenance. DRIP FUNDI program will generate carbon credits for sustainably financing O&M efforts. @USAIDSavesLives

Borehole sensors are enhancing real time remote monitoring enabling rapid response to repair and maintenance, increasing borehole operational hours & reliable water supply for livelihoods and productivity to more than 120,000 people in 5 PREG counties. #DRIPFUNDI @USAIDKenya

In partnership with the @MWAWater & USAID/BHA DRIP FUNDI program, @TurkanaCountyKE has initiated the use of Klorman technology through a 1st installation of an in-line chlorination system at the Nakoyo borehole in Kakuma Ward. #waterquality https://t.co/fiscCic54d

At the UNC Water and Health Conference, MWA co-hosted a lunch session with @IAPMO on US and international advocacy on water and climate. Discussions included the US elections, advocacy strategies, and partnerships. Click the link for the presentation!

At the UNC Water and Health Conference, MWA presented a poster that analyzed the feasibility of Results-Based Financing through Carbon Credits for generating revenue to support water systems in Ethiopia. Click the link for a copy of the poster and summary!

At the UNC Water and Health Conference, MWA presented three posters. The second was aimed at evaluating the status of three woredas’ WASH systems in Amhara region, Ethiopia. Click the link for a full write-up and digital copy of the poster!

At the UNC Water and Health Conference last week, MWA presented three posters. The first focused on assessing the causal effects of breakdowns in borehole water systems in Northern Kenya. Click the link for a full write-up and digital copy of the poster!

Sustainable Access to Safe Water (SASaWa) Initiative – The Coca-Cola Foundation | The Millennium Water Alliance ( https://t.co/m50Yj2PO3E)💧Exemplifying strategic, multi-faceted approach to addressing critical water issues by building on solid foundations of established programs.