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The water crisis hits women and girls the hardest. Simavi works together with women and girls in Africa and Asia on local solutions for clean drinking water and safe toilets for all. We fight for water, climate and gender justice. Join us!

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Simavi releases report on water and sanitation-related violence

No civic space, no justice - why we continue to speak out ‘New development aid policy letter by Dutch minister Klever harmful, heartless and unwise’ New steps in Kenya to tackle sextortion How to make locally led adaptation truly locally led? Looking back on one year Water Justice Fund

Women and girls enjoying their rights to water and sanitation: Simavi's Theory of Change

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Bangladesh Ritu

It takes a village: bringing safe water to every home in Changunarayan Municipality

Making one municipality in Nepal completely water safe for all requires more than just waterpipes and tanks. That is why the Sarwacha programme brings together the commun...

Vulnerable to sextortion: the story of women and girls in Kajiado County, Kenya

Sex for water has become normalized in my community, says Neelai*, a Maasai woman from Kenya. 'It's terrible what women go through here.’ She and other women have formed...

WASH, Learn & Share: Pupils as changemakers in Uganda

No toilet and no water? No school. This is how Simavi creates a new generation of WASH-leaders together with Ugandan pupils and their families

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Esther Oeganda

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