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RWSN • NEWS Celebrating the life of Louisa Gosling

published on 21.10.2024

It is with deep sadness that we inform our members and partners of the passing of Louisa Gosling, former Chair of the RWSN Executive Committee (2019-2022), former Theme Leader of the Leave No One Behind theme (2011- 2021), and a great champion of Human Rights to water and sanitation.

Louisa was an inspiration for many, including the younger generation of WASH professionals at the early stages of their career. For those who were fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to work with her in person, Louisa always taught them something new each time, and was never afraid to challenge - always politely - in a way that got people thinking more deeply, more widely and profoundly... Louisa was exceptionally engaged with and a constant source of support for professionals as the field of equity and inclusion evolved and new topics emerged. Her open-minded nature was one of the critical catalysts of the fast-paced progression of efforts to leave no one behind in the WASH sector globally, which clearly shone through her work for RWSN, whether it be through leading webinars, or her passionate involvement in RWSN online discussions. Louisa had a constant presence in the working lives of inclusion experts. She actively made efforts to ensure that the younger generation of professionals had a voice, striving to constantly give them a platform, whether it be through actively involving them as part of conference workshops to encouraging them to write about their work far and wide on platforms ranging from the SuSaNA forum through to WaterAid’s WASH Matters blog.

Her first-hand experience on the ground working with marginalised groups over the years shaped her leadership of the RWSN Leave no one behind theme, leaving an unparalleled legacy for theme leaders who would follow in her footsteps in years to follow.

You can follow Louisa’s funeral and memorial, and share your condolences with her family using the link below.

RWSN • NEWS New report: Rural Water Capacity Needs Assessment

published on 10.10.2024

Global Water Center (GWC), Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology (CAWST), and Rural Water Supply Network (RWSN) are proud to announce the release of the "Rural Water Capacity Needs Assessment" report. This comprehensive report, based on a thorough analysis of 280 responses, sheds light on the critical gaps and challenges in the rural water sector.

SuSanA • EVENTS 34th SuSanA Meeting

published on 15.05.2024

Join us for the 34th SuSanA meeting! Registration is now open!

We are pleased to announce the 34th SuSanA Meeting, which will take place on Saturday, 24 August from 10am to 4pm CEST prior to the Stockholm World Water Week. This one-day event provides a unique platform for SuSanA partners, members, working groups, regional chapters and other stakeholders to network, share knowledge and exchange ideas. Participation will be possible both online and in-person

SuSanA • NEWS/EVENTS SuSanA News - March 2024

published on 25.03.2024

Here are the latest updates from March 2024.
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RWSN • NEWS RWSN forms alliance with Agenda for Change

published on 06.02.2024

RWSN has joined Agenda for Change as a Strategic Ally, and they have joined RWSN as a partner network. Established in May 2015, Agenda for Change is a collaboration of like-minded organizations (“Members”) that have adopted a set of common principles and approaches.
Together we will collaborate on WASH systems strengthening, particularly around mentoring, life-long learning and supporting the role of women as professionals and decision-makers. We will also work collectively to advocate for, and support national and local governments in, strengthening the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) systems required to deliver universal, sustained access as outlined under Sustainable Development Goal 6.