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EverFlow Mechanic Peter Elak and Lifeline WASH Engineer Norbert Busobozi hold up a charity: water smart sensor - For Blog

Can a Gadget Revolutionize the Sustainability of Rural Water Supply?

Operation and maintenance (O&M) is an integral part of sustainable rural water service provision. Studies show that newly constructed rural water points break down and are subsequently abandoned within three to five years unless steps are taken to keep them functional.

Children enjoy food at God Helps Uganda’s orphanage

How Clean Cooking Saves Time, Money, and Health for Two Local Charities

Florence Apio Omach loves her job as a head cook at charity organization God Helps Uganda, but for five years, her job put her at risk. She suffered constant headaches, and her chronic nasal blockage was being made worse by frequent toxic smoke inhalation from using a three-stone fire.

Introducing Madison Dellamuth, Lifeline WASH Policy Fellow

Since I was young, I always had a desire to travel the world. Growing up I was keenly interested in learning about other cultures and languages.

Partnering with charity:water to keep clean water flowing

Our EverFlow team has just installed the first new India Mark II flow sensor on a pump in Apac, Uganda as part of our partnership with charity: water! This is the first of many we’ll be installing, testing and monitoring.

The Lifeline News Brief: September 12 -18

What We’ve Been Reading This Week: The Latest In Clean Cooking And Renewable Energy Innovation, Clean Water And Sanitation, Sustainable Development And Much More. UN Raises Alarm Over Refugee Killings in Uganda Settlement The UN Refugee agency reports that at least 10 refugees in a settlement in Northern Uganda were killed and homes were vandalized by Read More

The Lifeline News Brief: August 15 – 21

What We’ve Been Reading This Week: The Latest In Clean Cooking And Renewable Energy Innovation, Clean Water And Sanitation, Sustainable Development And Much More. Uganda Looks Online for Answers to COVID Economic Crisis Due to lockdown measures and less face to face interaction that affect local businesses and companies, Uganda looks to online tools that Read More

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The Lifeline News Brief: August 8 – 14

What We’ve Been Reading This Week: The Latest In Clean Cooking And Renewable Energy Innovation, Clean Water And Sanitation, Sustainable Development And Much More. Coronavirus and schools: Access to handwashing facilities key for safe reopening A new report published by the WHO and UNICEF says that nearly 820 million children worldwide do not have basic Read More

Meet Brian Hivan Ogang: Lifeline's WASH Sanitation Officer

All of our work here at Lifeline is made possible by the incredible passion and drive of our team. We’re proud to introduce you to the talented individuals who power our work and mission.

The Lifeline News Brief: July 25 – July 31

What We’ve Been Reading This Week: The Latest In Clean Cooking And Renewable Energy Innovation, Clean Water And Sanitation, Sustainable Development And Much More. WHO and IOM Warn That Member States Must Take Action to Ensure the Safety and Health of Migrant and Displaced Populations Many migrants and displaced people live in crowded conditions where physical Read More