Women are Key to Improving Rural Sanitation

On World Toilet Day, a marketing campaign in Viet Nam sheds light on what makes civil society organizations effective partners for development projects.

OBA and WASH services for marginalized households in rural Viet Nam. Policy implications from the Mid-term Review of WOBA Viet Nam

This policy brief draws on the results of the Mid-term Review of WOBA Vietnam about the success and limitations of applying the output-based aid model in delivering WASH services to the marginalized households in the rural Vietnam.

A Case Study of the COVID-19 Response in the Women-Led Output-Based Aid (WOBA) Vietnam project

Achieving Gender Equality through WASH: Nhung’s Story

“Thanks to my experience and involvement in joint efforts between VWU and EMW, I understand that improving women’s access to water and sanitation is one of the most effective ways to achieve gender equality.”

For Women, By Women: Huong’s Story

Huong is Head of Economic, Social and Family Affairs Department of Ha Tinh Provincial Women’s Union. She has also been a leader of our Women-Led Output-Based Aid (WOBA) project since the program commencement, assuming responsibility for planning, implementing and overseeing the program activities.

Challenges in designing and implementing climate – resilient water safety planning (CRWSP): initial observations from a CRWSP pilot in rural Viet Nam

Water safety planning is a critical issue that has received increasing attention and investment from governments and international organisations because of the nexus between water supply quality and public health as well as other economic and social implications.