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|[[Image:rsr 768.jpg|thumb|none|200px|<font size="2"><center>Project 768</center></font>|link=http://www.akvo.org/rsr/project/768/]]

The project will provide communication support (planning, producing materials, support in dissemination) to field partners towards effective communication to reach target population with Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Education messages and improve WASH practices in the target areas.

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|[[Image:rsr 533.jpg|thumb|none|200px|<font size="2"><center>Project 533</center></font>|link=http://www.akvo.org/rsr/project/533/]]

The project name is Local Capacity Building Support on WASH Practices of Pastoral Communities in Miyo with the project budget of 74,561.21 (53,303.20 and 21258 Euro to be raised from RAIN and ICCO). It has a total beneficiaries of 3168 (1528 F) people residing in target kebeles of Miyo Woreda. It has project period of one year, July 2012 - February 2013.

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|[[Image:rsr 351.jpg|thumb|none|200px|<font size="2"><center>Project 351</center></font>|link=http://www.akvo.org/rsr/project/351/]]

Wuzda have considered water as a right for every person to access as a basic necessity. The Tamale rural has attracted 8.13% for a population of 61,175. Although Tamale is a metropolitan area but it has almost the same features as many districts in the region. Many districts in the region by coverage have attracted up to between 37% -94% water sanitation and hygiene facilities. Therefore we need to plan with the Tamale metropolitan Assembly to serve the deprived communities.

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|[[Image:rsr 387.jpg|thumb|none|200px|<font size="2"><center>Project 387</center></font>|link=http://www.akvo.org/rsr/project/387/]]

This project will be implemented by INTAGRAD in 20 communities the Nanumba South and Nanumba North districts in the Northern Region of Ghana. Key words are: Direct service delivery, Credit delivery, stakeholder collaboration, and local level advocacy activities. This project also serves to further pilot, optimize and upscale an innovative financial mechanism, in which credits for household latrines are organized through a community based approach involving banks.

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|[[Image:rsr 459.jpg|thumb|none|200px|<font size="2"><center>Project 459</center></font>|link=http://www.akvo.org/rsr/project/459/]]

The project seeks to provide women, girls and basic schools within communities in the Karaga District with good drinking water through rainwater harvesting, improvement of conventional sources and sanitation services and information. Capacity trainings are also targeted at the women to demystify construction processes to increase participation of the women with construction and repair to make outcomes more sustainable.

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|[[Image:rsr 456.jpg|thumb|none|200px|<font size="2"><center>Project 456</center></font>|link=http://www.akvo.org/rsr/project/456/]]

This project increases access to and use of sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene services in 10 communities in the Central Gonja District of Northern region. The strategy is a programmatic approach involving several partners, including the public and private sectors. The 'FIETS' principle is the guiding principle to ensure sustainability of all interventions. Focus will also be on institutional water and sanitation, and at the community level - environmental sanitation.

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|[[Image:rsr 462.jpg|thumb|none|200px|<font size="2"><center>Project 462</center></font>|link=http://www.akvo.org/rsr/project/462/]]

The Northern Region Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Programme is 5-year rolling project using a programmatic approach. It aims to empower communities in the Northern region of Ghana to assert their rights to WASH in order to increase access to WASH facilities and services. It is being implemented by a consortium of 5 NGOs (Simli AiD, Presby Water Project, AFORD Fdn, GYAM and NewEnergy) and mainly supported by SIMAVI under the Dutch WASH Alliance (DWA) framework. It is in its 2nd year of implementation.

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|[[Image:rsr 386.jpg|thumb|none|200px|<font size="2"><center>Project 386</center></font>|link=http://www.akvo.org/rsr/project/386/]]

Six Dutch NGOs with a lot of experience on water, sanitation and hygiene work together in a ‘WASH alliance’. The WASH alliance is composed of 6 organisations that pool together expertise and provide the opportunity for greater impact in developing countries. The alliance is set to mobilise and strengthen key actors from civil society and public and private sectors. The WASH alliance also offers local actors to take the lead in the implementation of the programme.

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|[[Image:rsr 789.jpg|thumb|none|200px|<font size="2"><center>Project 789</center></font>|link=http://www.akvo.org/rsr/project/789/]]

Positively impact 8,000 people in La Guajira, Colombia by:

* Installing appropriate water technologies (solar pump, household filters) to improve access and water quality