News
Launch of the Catchment to Tap (C2T) project in Kenya
Last week, a newly formed consortium celebrated the launch of the C2T project in Kenya. The five-year IWRM project, funded by the Dutch Government, is...
Cross-boarders Blue Deal: Mali and Burkina Faso
Via the Blue Deal programme, World Waternet has Water Operators' Partnerships in Mali (Dji Don) and Burkina Faso (Faso Koom). From 28 November to 2 D...
Malian gender programme selected for GWOPA Call for Good Practices 2021
GWOPA/UN-Habitat launched a Call for Good Practices to identify, celebrate and share how water and sanitation utilities, WOPs and their partners are a...
We proudly announce the winner of the Sarphati Sanitation Challenge!
After almost 200 years, the spirit of Dr. Samuel Sarphati is still alive and well, as entries to the Sarphati Sanitation Challenge were received from ...
Let’s connect at the Amsterdam International Water Week 2021
From 1 to 5 November 2021, the 6th edition of the Amsterdam International Water Week (AIWW) will take place, both in-person and digital. The AIWW brin...
Meet us at the Global WOPs Congress
The 4th Global Water Operators’ Partnerships (WOPs) Congress, will take place from 18-29 October 2021. The event aims to accelerate the scaling up of ...
Meet our new team in Kenya!
It is with much pleasure we introduce our new World Waternet colleagues Peter de Koning and Joost Verbart! They will be stationed in Nairobi, the capi...
Masterclass ‘Personal Development and Female Leadership’ for Malian partner ANGESEM
From 2 to 6 August, twenty-two women employed by our partner ANGESEM (responsible for wastewater treatment in Mali) participated in the masterclass “P...
Blogs
Koen@Bamako #13 Spin-offs and a long-awaited visit
Koen Maathuis is working as Regional Manager for World Waternet in West-Afrika. In his 13th blog, he tells us all about a long-awaited visit and creat...
Frodo@World Waternet: 1# The First 500 Days
Frodo is CEO of World Waternet. In his first blog, he reflects on his first 500 days and on his first travel to Mali and Burkina Faso.
Koen@Bamako #12 Blessings of the Digital Workplace
Koen Maathuis is working as Regional Manager for World Waternet in Mali. In his 12th blog, he explains about the advantages of online working, gives a...
Two years in Kenya: a goodbye message from Sam Robroek
Sam Robroek was part of the Young Expert Programme (YEP) from 2019 to 2021. During this period he worked for World Waternet’s WaterWorX and Blue Deal ...