Sudan
SITUATION OVERVIEW Cholera has a long history in Sudan, characterised by recurrent outbreaks driven by conflict, environmental factors, and inadequate WASH and health infrastructure. Cholera spreads primarily through contaminated water, with poor sanitation making many areas in…
Comoros
What happened, where and when? On 14 September 2024, when the cholera outbreak that had been raging in the country since February was considered controlled, with WHO preparing an after-action review (AAR), and the NS and Delegation…
South Sudan
SITUATION OVERVIEW as of 20 November 2024 As of 20 November 2024, 550 suspected cholera cases were reported. The highest caseloads were reported in Malakal (335 suspected cases), followed by Renk (166 suspected cases), Juba (41 suspected cases),…
Sudan
Executive Summary and Recommendations A 4 week visit took place in Sudan in order to assess a number of existing solar pumping schemes, evaluate the feasibility to solarize new water points in a few selected IDP camps…
South Sudan
Executive Summary and Recommendations The Global Solar and Water Initiative team undertook a visit to South Sudan in order to assess selected existing solar pumping schemes, evaluate the feasibility to solarize water supply points in selected camps…
World
Rationale. Solar pumping technology has in the recent past undergone a series of technical and cost developments resulting in advanced, robust, versatile, low maintenance equipment that could be considered as a default option for water provision in…
