Water For People

Exciting Job opportunity in Latin America! Join our dynamic, cross-disciplinary Strategic Communications team as a Communication Coordinator.  With your strong writing skills and creative thinking, you will contribute to raising awareness on the global water crisis. Discover more about this opportunity and how you can be part of our Global team by visiting: https://lnkd.in/gw7kHt7u

Join us in our mission to create a world where every person has access to safe water and sanitation! Water for People is seeking a Financial Controller in the US for our passionate and dedicated Global Finance team. In this role you will ensure that robust financial controls and processes are in place and that financial data and reporting are accurate, timely and adhere to the US GAAP. Learn more about this position and apply today: https://lnkd.in/gScBJNFz

You need good data to tailor solutions to community needs. Here's why we support the WASH Access Data Collection Act of 2024 alongside our Vessel Collective partners in the U.S. https://lnkd.in/gzb3yGbd

We have long understood that systems strengthening championed at the highest level of government is the most sustainable way to ensure everyone has access to safe water and sanitation forever. Here, CEO Mark Duey talks about the work of Water For People Malawi and his recent meeting with Malawi's president.

More than a billion people daily confront the hazards, dangers, and inconveniences that come with not having access to a reliable, safe toilet. Carlos Batarda, our Global Advisor for WASH Market Systems Development, explains our work in supporting sanitation entrepreneurs in Malawi and Uganda to help change these numbers: https://lnkd.in/gyhFGAv3 #sanitation #watercrisis #entrepreneurs

Last week, UNICEF and World Health Organization released their latest report on #water, #sanitation and #hygiene progress in schools. We are not where we need to be. We believe systems strengthening--as as an organization, as part of the One For All alliance, as a Sanitation and Water for All - a UNICEF-hosted global partnership partner--is vital for accelerating change. This week, South Sudan signed a Compact on Water and Sanitation as part of SWA's Heads of State Initiative. Along with plans for increased funding for water and sanitation services, the Compact also aims to make the country Open Defecation Free by 2030. Here, our One For All influence leaders explain why this is so important for all the countries we work within: https://lnkd.in/eiHPRKUk Melissa Revotskie David DeArmey John Butterworth

Kate Harawa has important takeaways from her time and presentations at the World Water Forum and RAG Summit. Reiterating so we all have to read twice: "Our current challenges cannot be solved by using the same approaches that have brought up the current challenges."

CEO Mark Duey explains more about why we're addressing the #watercrisis facing the United States. Our hope is that through our partnerships in the Vessel Collective we become a unified force for change.

Inspiration from US Water Alliance CEO Mami Hara as we close out the first-ever U.S. WASH convening in Washington, D.C. "Solving for the nation’s water access issues defies any silver bullet or work at just one scale. All the sectors are needed, desperately, to effect a cultural transformation, where the primacy of this essential need is centered culturally. And, the needs and the potential of the communities that are most impacted by the lack of water infrastructure and water access are centered as well. On Thursday, attendees advocated at the Capital for the WASH Access Data Collection Act, which would make sure comprehensive data is available to address the needs of ALL Americans. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gAy8tVmM #watercrisis #advocacy #WASH Sarah Bramley David DeArmey