Around the world, climate change is already compromising our most precious resource: access to water. Today, less than one percent of the world’s water is available to drink. As extreme weather events increase, the threat to drinking water will also increase.
The 70,000 undocumented refugees in Iran’s centrally located province of Yazd in particular struggle with poverty and a lack of stable economic opportunities that makes them unable to afford basic necessities such as soap and toothbrushes.
In a country with some of the highest rates of maternal and infant mortality, water and sanitation improvements at health centers are preventing infections and saving lives.
November 19 is World Toilet Day—a day that is sure to gather its usual collection of smirks and giggles here…
The 22nd annual World Water Day is Sunday, March 22, and never has there been a better or more important time…
Just over one year since we entered the COVID-19 pandemic, many have a much better understanding of how access to…
Access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) has been a cornerstone of U.S. development and diplomacy policy since the…
On June 1, Vice President Kamala Harris announced the rollout of a new White House Action Plan on…
InterAction applauds the unveiling of the draft of USAID’s Global Water Strategy (GWS) Agency Plan. The updated GWS improves upon…
