The Dutch WASH Alliance (DWA) is a consortium of six Dutch NGOs (Simavi, Akvo, AMREF Flying Doctors, ICCO, RAIN and WASTE) working together towards a society in which everybody has access to sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene in developing countries. In this alliance, we intensify our already ongoing cooperation and coordination in order to further increase effectiveness and efficiency and learn from each other.
As a network organization the Alliance collaborates with a large number of other institutions in the 8 countries of operation, the Netherlands and internationally, in order to implement a comprehensive and integrated five-year WASH programme.
Simavi is a public health organisation that believes everyone has a right to good health. This is why we work on people’s health in the poorest regions of developing countries. We focus specifically on preventive health and the health of mothers, as they are the key to their family’s health. Simavi brings a strong track [...]
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The Akvo Foundation is a young and innovative organisation, founded in 2006, providing internet tools for sharing knowledge and online reporting on project progress and ICT expertise.
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AMREF Flying Doctors is part of the leading African health network founded over 50 years ago. AMREF Flying Doctors is known for strengthening integrated health systems in remote areas with marginalised groups.
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ICCO is a church-based development organisation with long standing experience in access to basic services, economic development and democracy & peace.
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RAIN (Rainwater Harvesting Implementation Network) was established in 2003, with the aim of increasing access to water for marginalised groups by collecting and sharing rainwater.
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