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  • Home
  • WASH News and Reports
    • LUWASH launches grants program

      eWASH - 27 October 2023

      Youths mobilized against open defecation

      eWASH - 27 October 2023

      Apply for King Hassan II Great World Water Prize

      eWASH - 27 October 2023

      Personal interests, responsible for failure of WASH projects – USAID Expert

      eWASH - 12 October 2023

      Dr Babatope Babalobi: My Doctorate experience at the University of Bath, United Kingdom (2015-2023)

      eWASH - 24 October 2023

      African Water and Sanitation regulators’ meeting ends in Uganda

      eWASH - 6 October 2023

      Monitoring performance in Non Revenue Water Management

      eWASH - 6 September 2023

      Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) laws in Nigeria

      eWASH - 6 September 2023

      Septic Truck spills shit in Food Market

      eWASH - 6 September 2023

      Heads of States Initiative Launched at Stockholm World Water Week

      eWASH - 4 September 2023
  • Statistics
    • Only 11 % of schools have access to gender sensitive basic WASH services

      eWASH - 2 November 2022

      Only 8 % of schools have girls’ toilet for menstrual hygiene management. Handwashing facilities available in 49 % of schools

      eWASH - 28 October 2022

      Only 11% Nigerians use pipe-borne water, 4% use pipe-borne water on premises

      eWASH - 28 October 2022

      Only 13% of Nigerians have access to improved toilets with handwashing facility with soap and running water

      eWASH - 28 October 2022

      Only 8 % of urban water service connections are active, 41 % of all urban water taps are contaminated

      eWASH - 28 October 2022

      Only 2 % of water points are available for at least 6 hours daily

      eWASH - 28 October 2022

      Only 6 % of health care facilities have access to basic WASH services,59 % of health facilities have basic water supply services.

      eWASH - 28 October 2022

      Only 4 % of markets and motor parks have access to basic gender-sensitive water, sanitation and hygiene services

      eWASH - 28 October 2022

      Household WASH expenditures: 35 % was spent on transportation to and from water points, 15 % on storage facilities and 14 % on water...

      eWASH - 28 October 2022

      41% of public water supply is contaminated

      eWASH - 28 October 2022
  • Jobs and Opportunities
    • Opening for Urban Water Supply and Utility Manager in WaterAid Nigeria

      eWASH - 4 September 2023

      International Water Centre launches Training programme

      eWASH - 3 July 2023

      USAID Call of Grants for projects on sanitation gender barriers

      Dr Babatope Babalobi - 18 May 2023

      Rotary Masters scholarship in Netherlands

      eWASH - 27 March 2023

      Vacancy at WaterAid: Head of WASH

      eWASH - 6 March 2023

      North East Nigeria Humanitarian Information Management Capacity Development

      eWASH - 8 November 2022

      UNICEF: Call for expression of interest – WASH interventions in North Eastern Nigeria

      eWASH - 21 October 2022
  • Events