Why water and sanitation are women’s rights issues.
How do you use water every day?
You drink, bathe, cook, clean, flush, create, and grow with it. You may get it from a tap, bottle, bucket, river, or... Read More
Beyond Security: A Plan for Women’s Water Security Policy and Governance in the Middle East.
Water governance is a significant challenge in the Middle East region, not only due to the physical scarci... Read More
Interview: ‘Heat, floods and droughts make men more violent to women’: Natasha Walter on eco-feminism in a world on fire.
The author has become acutely aware of how the climate crisis is affecting w... Read More
Water is the essence of life. It is not a privilege, but a fundamental universal right for all. Everyone—women, men, and children—needs access to clean, safe water to live with health, dignity, and eq... Read More
From the Indian Blue Community PRISM – Professional Institute for Development and Socio-Environmental Management:
Today is World Health Day and on this occasion PRISM-NB team arranged a program ... Read More
From Blue Community Ambassador Lyla Mehta, Professor at Institute of Development Studies, UK, & Norwegian University of Life Sciences:
Thank you to Applied Microbiology International for inviting ... Read More
Where Water Doesn’t Flow, Equality Doesn’t Grow – Challenging Global Patriarchy this World Water Day.
Ahead of #WorldWaterDay, with the theme of water and #GenderEquality, Blue Community Ambassador Ly... Read More
From Dr Jess MacArthur, WASH Knowledge Broker at the Swiss Blue Community Eawag – Aquatic Research Institute:
Tools for measuring equality in WASH.
When I began this journey, my team and I wres... Read More
From Sanitation and Water for All -a UNICEF-hosted global partnership:
Investing in women’s leadership in water benefits us all, as services become more inclusive, sustainable and effective with the... Read More
