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Using digitalisation to deliver inclusive and resilient urban water and sanitation systems

Using digitalisation to deliver inclusive and resilient urban water and sanitation systems

by WSUP Communications | Jul 13, 2026 | News

For water utility leaders across Sub-Saharan Africa, the era of treating digital transformation as a “future goal” is officially over. Today, it is an absolute operational imperative. As cities expand at unprecedented rates and climate change disrupts...
Why climate and inclusion must shape urban water and sanitation

Why climate and inclusion must shape urban water and sanitation

by Michelle Anekeya | Jun 22, 2026 | News

Climate change is redefining the future of urban water and sanitation. Across many of the world’s fastest-growing cities, longer droughts, more intense flooding and rapid urbanisation are placing unprecedented pressure on water infrastructure and public...
How circular sanitation is building local economies by turning waste into opportunity

How circular sanitation is building local economies by turning waste into opportunity

by WSUP Communications | Jun 1, 2026 | News

By Sylvie Ramanantsoa In cities across Madagascar, sanitation is often framed as a challenge,  overflowing pits, unmanaged waste, and growing pressure on fragile urban infrastructure. But what if the same waste streams that strain our cities could instead power local...
Scaling sustainable WASH solutions across Madagascar

Scaling sustainable WASH solutions across Madagascar

by WSUP Communications | Mar 23, 2026 | News

Madagascar faces severe urban WASH challenges, including rapid city growth, fragile infrastructure, and climate risks. Over the past year, WSUP has driven systemic transformation, achieving measurable progress in institutional strengthening, WASH service expansion,...
Sustainable futures with climate-resilient urban WASH

Sustainable futures with climate-resilient urban WASH

by WSUP Communications | Mar 16, 2026 | News

Climate change is disrupting water and sanitation services worldwide, with the most devastating effects felt by low-income communities that already struggle to access safe and reliable services. Droughts strain water sources, while floods destroy fragile...
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