Selling Toilets in Cambodia: WaterSHED Style
Jay Graham, Associate Professor from the School of Public Health at George Washington University School, visited Cambodia this week and filmed a... Read More
WaterSHED Launches Women’s Empowerment & WASH Initiative with Support from Diageo
PHNOM PENH – On 8 March 2013, WaterSHED will mark International Women’s Day with the launch of a new initiative, supported by... Read More
WaterSHED and WaterAid Host Practitioner Training
Over three intense days beginning 27 February 2013, WaterSHED and WaterAid-Australia are hosting an intensive training for organizations planning to implement sanitation... Read More
Learning What Works: Gates Grantees Visit WaterSHED Program
Between January 14 and 17 international grantees of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation participated in a four-day learning event, "Learning What Works" in Cambodia. Attendees were able to tour WaterSHED's Hands-Off Sanitation Marketing program.
Stone Family Foundation visits successful WASH programs in Kampong Cham
WaterSHED was honored to host John Stone, founder of the Stone Family Foundation, in Kampong Cham province 8-9 January, 2013. The Foundation... Read More
Scaling up rural sanitation: WaterSHED collaborates with SNV
In early 2012 WaterSHED and SNV developed a cooperative partnership in rural Cambodia to provide complementary sanitation programs: SNV's program supports CLTS and BCC and WaterSHED facilitates sanitation marketing in joint target districts in Kampong Cham and Takeo provinces with expansion planned in Kampong Speu province in 2013
WaterSHED Forum, “Make the Impossible Possible”
On 27 September 2012, WaterSHED hosted a forum title, “Make the Impossible Possible” which attracted nearly 200 participants from government institutions, local authority, relevant NGOs, donor communities, private sector, commune council members
Field visit to promote media coverage on rural sanitation
On 12th September 2012, WaterSHED hosted a field visit to one of its targeted villages in Kampong Speu province to promote media coverage on rural sanitation.
Researchers from Duke University present research findings on household demand for improved water quality
On 06 August 2012, Jenny Orgill, a PhD student in Environmental Economics; and Gina Turrini, a Master student in Public Policy, from Duke University presented their research findings on household demand for improved water quality during the monthly Water & Sanitation meeting
Stone Family Foundation and WaterSHED partner to speed sanitation coverage in Cambodia
Despite decades of effort to overcome Cambodia’s lack of improved household sanitation, more than 70 percent of the rural population is still without access to sanitary latrines. To confront this public health challenge, support from the Stone Family Foundation is enabling significant expansion of WaterSHED’s innovative Hands-off sanitation marketing program in Cambodia.