WSUPWSUPWater and Water and Sanitation Sanitation

for the Urban Poorfor the Urban Poor

Stronger Service Providers, Better Services For All

WSUPWSUPWater and Water and Sanitation Sanitation

for the Urban Poorfor the Urban Poor

WSUP is a tri-sector partnership between the private sector, civil society and academia with the objective of addressing the increasing global problem of inadequate access to water and sanitation for the urban poor and the attainment of the Millennium Development Goal targets, particularly those relating to water and sanitation.

WSUP has 7 members: And works in partnership with:

WSUPWSUPWater and Water and Sanitation Sanitation

for the Urban Poorfor the Urban Poor

Key strengths and capabilities for SEH

Urban linking communities, private sector and service providers

Addressing the capacity gap; by helping to get the job done

Partnerships with local service providers is integral

Large scale programmes ongoing in 5 cross over countries

USAID funded programmes ongoing in 4 of 5 cross over countries

Key programme componentsWater; Sanitation; Hygiene Promotion; Capacity building; Environment

Innovation HH sanitation with Unilever,

WSUPWSUPWater and Water and Sanitation Sanitation

for the Urban Poorfor the Urban Poor

Countries

Mozambique* Maputo; current programme targeting 150,000 people with AdeM and CMM

Madagascar* Antananarivo; current programme targeting 200,000 people with JIRAMA & Communes

Kenya Nairobi; current programme targeting 100,000 people with NCWSC and SIPs;

Naivasha; current programme targeting 100,000 people with Naivawass and SIPs;

Ghana Kumasi; current programme targeting 100,000 people with GWCL and KMA

Bangladesh* Dhaka; current programme targeting 60,000 people with DWASA and DCC in place;

* ready to expand to second city / town.