Trois accords de coopération ont été signés le 19 août 2016dernier entre Eau et Assainissement pour l’Afrique (EAA) et des instituts de l’académie des sciences la République de Chine. Ces accords de coopération ont été conclus dans les domaines des énergies renouvelables et des technologies de traitement et de gestion des déchets organiques.
Water is life, as we are in the habit of saying. But we must learn to say water is employment also. In choosing the Water and employment theme for this year World Water Day (WWD), the international community has sought to capitalize on benefits related to investments in the water sector, that is to say the role of water in the creation and support of quality jobs. Very appropriately, the United Nations have expressed that water is crucial to growth and job creation; an assertion WSA is sharing
To provide sustainable water and sanitation services to the people of the Central African Republic Lobaye department, WSA has been mandated to oversee the implementation of the "Accelerating access to sanitation and drinking water in the Lobaye prefecture" Project. The also called Netherland Directorate General for International Cooperation (DGIS) project has two components, namely the Water component, and the Sanitation component.
Celebrated every February 2nd, the World Wetlands Day (WWD) was established by the UN through the signing of the Ramsar Convention in Iran by 157 countries on February 2, 1971. The goal is to encourage and promote biodiversity conservation. Since 1997, this international day is dedicated to raising public awareness of wetlands. The Ramsar Convention, from the Iranien city of Ramsar where the convention was adopted, has taken up the issue of the protection of wetlands worldwide.
Empowering local communities with regard to funding sanitation programmes is the noble goal WSA is pursuing to accelerate access to sustainable sanitation for all in Africa. In Senegal, this initiative was launched as part of the Empowerment Support Project which implementation promises to offer great prospects in improving community sanitation.
