WASHCost
WASHCost researches the life-cycle costs of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services in rural and peri-urban areas in four countries. The rationale is that WASH governance will improve at all levels, as decision makers and stakeholders analyse the costs of sustainable, equitable and efficient services and put their knowledge to use.
Costs, finances and accountability for sustainable WASH services
IRC will be organising a symposium called Pumps, Pipes and Promises - Costs, Finances and Accountability for Sustainable WASH services from 15 -18 November 2010 in The Hague, the Netherlands. You can find more details on the IRC website.
WASHCost global data meeting kicked off
The meeting, which brings together water and sanitation researchers from Ghana, Mozambique, India, Burkina Faso and the Netherlands, seeks to harmonize the way data in WASHCost is organized, coded, stored and shared.
Tap into the WASHCost approach
Be part of a community of professionals and organizations interested in the life cycle costs of water and sanitation service provision.
Cartoons illustrating WASHCost reality in the field
A cartoon says more than a thousand words.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions on the WASHCost project will give more insight into what the project is about.
What's new here?
- Field visit to Dedesua Village in Bosomtwe District, Ghana
- Interview with Patrick Moriarty, WASH governance specialist f...
- Burkina and Ghana: sharing water and approaches
- Burkina Faso and Ghana to cooperate on developing research me...
- WASHCost global data meeting kicked off
- Arrancou hoje a reunião global sobre a gestão de conhecimento...
- Chimoio city benefits from 24 hrs/day water supply
- A cidade de Chimoio passa a ter água potável 24 horas por dia
- Why West Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh is on the top of t...
- Maintenance of water pumps by communities in Mozambique: is t...
