During our recent visit to Suriname, we strengthened partnerships, advanced water projects, and explored new funding opportunities. In this blog, our ...
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In Amsterdam’s western port area, four wind turbines have officially started generating clean, renewable energy at the city’s main wastewater treatmen...
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The Future Design Basecamp (FDB) for the Mathare River was a groundbreaking initiative that united a diverse array of stakeholders—from local communit...
Read moreMy name is Loay Alatrash I was born in the West Bank of Palestine, Salfit. Like many people around the world, I start my day with a morning routine: a...
Read moreI’m Lara, a project leader at Waternet, working on the Makandra IWRM project in Suriname. This week, we analyzed issues and stakeholders in the Sarakr...
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