Funding for clean water, sanitation and hygiene has been cut by 80% by the UK government. 18 months on from their open letter to the secretary of state calling for a reversal, Tim Brewer of the UK WASH Network takes us through why the cut needs to be urgently reversed.
Unequal power and decision-making within families is one of the factors that mean women are more affected by the impact of climate crisis. Send A Cow are working to redress the balance with their projects in Kenya.
Governments must act with renewed vigour on targeted interventions on water, sanitation and hygiene to achieve Agenda 2030.
Although access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene is accepted as a human right there is still a lot of work to be done to ensure everyone has the benefits.
