News
Obituary Henk Post
Last weekend, after a short illness, our colleague Henk Post passed away at the age of 68. This sudden loss has been a major shock for his family, fri...
Official launch of pre-paid water (ATMs) kiosks in Tanzania: Connecting the Disconnected
On 15 August, the first pre-paid water (ATM) kiosk was officially launched in Tanzania! MORUWASA and World Waternet jointly developed a solution to pr...
Meet our new colleagues Frank, Margareth and Merel!
It is with much pleasure we introduce our new World Waternet colleagues Frank Tibben (WOP Intelligence Manager), Margareth Bouhuis (Assistant Sector C...
Global launch of BluElephants in Palestinian Territories creates infinite water flow
Three long-awaited BluElephants are officially launched in Halhul in the West Bank. These unique wastewater recycling units can transform wastewater i...
New division Regional Managers
With the departure of our colleague Koen Maathuis, the World Waternet team has transitioned from four to three Regional Managers as of the 15th of Jun...
Launch of the EU-WOP project DJI’I TIAMAN in Mali
This week, the team in Mali celebrated the official launch of the DJI’I TIAMAN project. The project is part of the EU-WOP Programme, an initiative, fu...
Working together to promote safe access to water and sanitation during Covid-19 and beyond
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate, the University of the Western Cape, the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and World Waternet Amst...
Water Operators’ Partnership in Tanzania leads to new tree nursery in Mindu catchment
World Waternet and the Morogoro Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (MORUWASA) collaborate in a Water Operators’ Partnership funded by the Wat...
Blogs
Annemarie@Morogoro #1 "You look good, you look fat"!
Annemarie Weijenberg is project manager of the World Waternet project in Morogoro. In her first blog, she shares her experiences in Tanzania.
Koen@Bamako #15 Saying Goodbye to West-Africa
This is the 15th and final blog of Koen Maathuis. As of next week, he no longer works as Regional Manager for World Waternet and will return to the Ne...
Koen@Bamako #14 Political Turmoil
Koen Maathuis works for World Waternet as regional manager for West Africa. He lives in Bamako, Mali and writes blogs about his experiences. Read abou...
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...