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WAND (Water, Agroforestry, Nutrition and Development) Foundation, Inc.

The WAND Foundation provides social development programmes with an emphasis on biodiversity, the environmental and agricultural sectors, and rural entrepreneurship for local communities in the Philippines. In collaboration with Science for Humanity, WAND aims to explore the use of treated household waste as fertilizer for crops and vegetation. They also joined the Global Giving Challenge. There the "Ecological Sanitation and Food Security Project" is running. They target 300 marginalized families. Providing them with arborloo toilets and "pump-priming" livelihood resources will improve their economic self-sufficiency and ensure their living dignified lives rather than living like animals. For more information about the Challenge and how to donate, kindly follow the link: http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/ecosan-and-food-production-for-300-upland-farmers/

Address:

Bressenden Place
SW1E 5DU London
Philippines

Contact:

Cora Z. Sayre

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Internet:

wandphilsorg.com/default.htm

Phone:

020 7944 4400

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Local NGO

WASTE (WASTE advisers on urban environment and development)

WASTE works towards sustainable improvement of the urban poor's living conditions and the urban environment in general. Our multi-year, multi-country programmes and projects have a focus on bottom-up development in relation to recycling, solid waste management, ecological sanitation and knowledge sharing. WASTE, located in the Netherlands, teams up with organisations in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe that share its goals and approaches.

Address:

Nieuwehaven 201
2801 CW Gouda
Netherlands

Contact:

Gert De Bruijne, Valentin Post

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Internet:

www.waste.nl/

Phone:

(8802) 966-9781

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International NGO

WaterAid

International NGO focused on water, sanitation and hygiene in low-income countries

Address:

47-49 Durham Street
SE11 5JD London
United Kingdom

Contact:

Dr Sue Cavill

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Internet:

www.wateraid.org

Phone:

+44 207 793 4500

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International NGO

Watershed Management Group

Watershed Management Group (WMG) develops community-based solutions to ensure the long-term prosperity of people and health of the environment. We provide people with the knowledge, skills, and resources for sustainable livelihoods.

Address:

PO Box 44205
85733 Tucson
United States

Contact:

Catlow Shipek, Sowmya Somnath

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Internet:

watershedmg.org

Phone:

520-396-3266

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International NGO

WBB Trust (Work for a Better Bangladesh)

Work for a Better Bangladesh (WBB) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization whose goal is to improve public health and the environment through research, material development, advocacy, media work, capacity building of NGOs, and networking. Specifically, they seek to improve health, personal and national economy, and the environment by promoting non-motorized transport and public transit in place of private cars; by supporting policies to reduce active and passive tobacco use; and by reducing noise pollution and the use of disposable plastics and plastic bags. We also seek to improve the condition of all citizens by working for a more gender-equitable society and reducing violence against women. Their mission is to empower citizens to work to improve their health and environment, and to make their surroundings more healthful and livable.

Address:

House 49, Road 4/A
1209 Dhanmondi, Dhaka
Bangladesh

Contact:

Syed Mahbudul Alam

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Internet:

www.wbbtrust.org

Phone:

(8802) 966-9781

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Local NGO

WECF (Women in Europe for a Common Future)

Their mission: Working for a Healthy Environment for All Women in Europe for a Common Future (WECF), is an international network of over 100 women’s, environmental and health organisations implementing projects in 40 countries and advocating globally for a healthy environment for all. Their overall Goal: Achieving an Equitable and Sustainable Future They strive for balancing environment, health and economy, taking different needs and perspectives of women and men into account. They enable women and men to participate at local and global level in policy processes for sustainable development. Their network’s activities are based on our partners’ own visions and needs. WECF implements solutions locally and influences policy internationally.

Address:

PO Box 13047
3507 LA, Utrecht
Netherlands

Contact:

Sascha Gabizon, Margriet Samwel

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Internet:

www.wecf.eu/english/water-sanit

Phone:

+31-30-2310300

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Local NGO

Welthungerhilfe e.V.

Welthungerhilfe - one of the biggest non-governmental aid and development agencies in Germany - campaigns against worldwide hunger and for sustainable food and nutrition security. This involves focusing on site-specific agriculture, access to clean water and sanitation and a modern, environment-friendly energy supply and improving healthcare and education. The core principle of Welthungerhilfe work is “help towards self-help”. With its large and diverse portfolio of activities in the fields of water, sanitation and hygiene, Welthungerhilfe has been implementing emergency-WASH interventions, as well as long-term development WASH-programmes in many developing countries around the world, for five decades.

Address:

Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 1
53173 Bonn
Germany

Contact:

Stephan Simon

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Internet:

www.welthungerhilfe.de

Phone:

+49-(0)228-2288-413

Category:

International NGO

WETTECH SA (Water & Effluent Treatment Technologists)

WETTECH SA is a South African company specializing in: - Consulting on Waste and Wastewater Management - Design and Implementation of recommended solutions or adjustments - Operational Maintenance Contracts While Wettech strives intentionally to make use of South African machinery, skills and manpower as far as possible, they also have access to overseas technology and expertise. Wettech is proud representative of Neuhold GesmbH of Austria, specialists in small sewage treatment plants with decades of experience in operating within environmentally sensitive areas according to particularly stringent Austrian standards and regulations. Wettech also represents and utilizes equipment produced by Aquaconsult Anlagenbau GesmbH of Austria, manufacturers of high-class fine air bubble diffusers.

Address:

40 Textile Street, Suite 7092, Private Bag X3041
7620 Paarl
South Africa

Contact:

E.C. Schmollgruber

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Internet:

www.wettech-sa.com

Phone:

021 872 0322

Category:

Private sector

WfWP (Women for Water Partnership)

Women for Water Partnership (WfWP) is a worldwide strategic alliance of local, national and international women’s organisations and networks, active in the areas of sustainable development, water & sanitation, poverty and gender. WfWP consists of 24 women’s networks with subsidiaries in approximately 100 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, the EECCA region and Western Europe.

Address:

Benoordenhoutseweg 23
2596 BA The Hague
Netherlands

Contact:

Maaike de Vette

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Internet:

www.womenforwater.org

Phone:

+31 70 326 41 76

Category:

Local NGO

WiSDOM

WiSDOM (the abbreviation of Women in Sustainable Development of Moldova) is a non-governmental organization that promotes the concepts of sustainable development pleading for a wise attitude toward present and future and empowering the women participation in sustainable development. Among the main activities of WISDOM are: elaboration of sustainable strategies, implementation of demonstrational projects, and dissemination of good practices. For ensuring a success in the projects implementation WISDOM considers assessing the needs of specific communities, tackling the multi-stakeholder approach and involving the adequate expertise. The activities are carried out in collaboration and with the implication of the beneficiary communities. The current projects are related to ecological sanitation, sustainable use of resources and capacity building of rural communities.

Address:

PO Box 409
MD-2004 Chisinau
Moldova, Republic of

Contact:

Nadejda Andreev, Sergiu Andreev

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Internet:

www.wisdom.md

Phone:

+373 69 002283

Category:

Local NGO

Woo Woo - Waterless Toilets

Woo Woo are the main distributor for Kazubaloo waterless and composting toilets in the UK. We have installed hundreds of waterless toilets, including our very popular version for people with reduced mobility, for clients throughout the UK and are also working on developing clean sanitation projects in Africa.

Address:

5 Torrens Street
EC1V 1NQ London
United Kingdom

Contact:

James Young

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Internet:

waterlesstoilets.co.uk

Phone:

+44 (0) 20 3051 0738

Category:

Private sector

WorldStove

We at WorldStove are committed to creating useful and innovative products that increase quality of life for individuals and households around the globe. Although the world's environmental, economic, and health problems may seem overwhelming, we stand with those who understand that real solutions can be achieved in a series of incremental changes. These changes require both the will and the technical competence to move ahead. To this end, many noble and committed organizations, groups, and individuals have been working to develop small cook stoves as one part of that change.

Address:

290 North Pleasant St
01002 Amherst
United States

Contact:

Nathaniel Mulcahy

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Internet:

www.WorldStove.com

Phone:

001 978 325 3632

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Private sector

WRC (Water Research Commission)

The WRC was established in terms of the Water Research Act (Act No 34 of 1971), following a period of serious water shortage. It was deemed to be of national importance to generate new knowledge and to promote the country’s water research purposefully, owing to the view held that water would be one of South Africa’s most limiting factors in the 21st century The strategic direction of the WRC is focused on: - An integrated approach to meeting South Africa's societal and water-sector R&D needs - Provision of integrated solutions to invariably complex, inter-disciplinary problems - Ongoing strategic identification of needs (short, medium and long-term needs, both explicit and implicit) - Investment in knowledge creation, transfer and dissemination in a set of 5 Key Strategic Areas (KSAs).

Address:

Private Bag X03
0031 GEZINA
South Africa

Contact:

Jay Bhagwan

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Internet:

www.wrc.org.za/

Phone:

+27-12-330-0340

Category:

Education / Research

WSA (Water and Sanitation for Africa)

Water and Sanitation for Africa (WSA), formerly known as CREPA is the French name of the Organisation Eau et Assainissement pour l’Afrique (EAA). WSA/EAA is a Pan-African Intergovernmental Agency devoted to increasing accelerated access to water and sanitation for vulnerable populations in Africa with a vision of: ‘Water and Sanitation for all, forever in a prosperous Africa”. WSA/EAA is an interstate not-for-profit organization, which was established 22 years ago. It currently operates in 23 West and Central African countries with its headquarters located in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. It is a uniquely African organization that is devoted to seeking homegrown solutions to the Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) challenges on the continent. Our mandate is to support member states in developing and implementing their respective national agendas for sanitation, hygiene and water supply. WSA/EAA’s demand driven approach to service delivery is centered on research, capacity building, advocacy and policy influence to benefit poor and marginalized communities with equitable access to sustainable safe water and sanitation.

Address:

Siege 03
7112 Ouagadougou
Burkina Faso

Contact:

Lucia Henry, Idrissa Doucoure

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Internet:

www.wsafrica.org/

Phone:

+226 50 36 62 10/11

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Multilateral organisation

WSP - Afrika (Water and Sanitation Program)

The Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) is a multi-donor partnership administered by the World Bank to support poor people in obtaining affordable, safe and sustainable access to water and sanitation services. They work directly with client governments at the local and national level in 25 countries through regional offices in Africa, East and South Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and in, Washington D.C. WSP has led or supported many of the advances made within the water and sanitation sector over the last three decades. They are able to share best practices across regions and place a strong focus on capacity-building by forming partnerships with academia, civil society organizations, donors, governments, media, private sector, and others. Their work helps to effect the regulatory and structural changes needed for broad water and sanitation sector reform. Their challenge is to replicate successful approaches, continue targeted learning efforts, and support reforms that ensure the adoption of sustainable investments in the sector that help people rise from poverty.

Address:

Africa Avenue, Bole Road
5515 Addis Ababa
Ethiopia

Contact:

Luís Macário

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Internet:

www.wsp.org/

Phone:

258 - 82-152-716-0

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Multilateral organisation

WTN (Wherever the Need)

Wherever the Need is a UK charity offering a new look at giving and supporting. Our aim is a holistic approach to the provision and use of eco-sanitation toilets and clean water, which we believe to be vital to the good health of both people and the planet. Once these fundamentals are in place, our focus is the development of sustainable livelihoods. It is our priority to implement projects that will directly benefit individuals over the long-term in the most efficient way possible (‘direct action’). This enables sponsors of the charity to respond specifically to the needs of local people (rather than indirectly through Governmental or large Non-Governmental Organisations) thus enabling, where wished, a connection to be established between those making the donation and those benefiting from it. In tandem with the provision of sanitation, water and livelihoods, WTN has responded to the building of houses and community centres in areas stricken by disaster. All projects are approached in the most environmentally sensitive manner possible to further the Trustee’s aim to safeguard the planet.

Address:

Limpley Mill, 1 Lower Stoke, Limpley Stoke,
BA2 7FJ Bath
United Kingdom

Contact:

David Crosweller

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Internet:

www.wherevertheneed.org.uk

Phone:

01225 723673

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Local NGO

WTO (World Toilet Organization)

World Toilet Organization (WTO) is a global non-profit organization committed to improving toilet and sanitation conditions worldwide. WTO is also one of the few organizations to focus on toilets instead of water, which receives more attention and resources under the common subject of sanitation. Founded in 2001 with 15 members, it now has 235 member organizations in 58 countries working towards eliminating the toilet taboo and delivering sustainable sanitation. WTO was created as a global network and service platform wherein all toilet and sanitation organizations can learn from one another and leverage on media and global support that in turn can influence governments to promote sound sanitation and public health policies. WTO is the organizer of the very successful series of World Toilet Summits and World Toilet Expo and Forum.