The Swiss Water and Sanitation Consortium (SWSC)
is a consortium of eight organisations who target their know-how and resources for communities in Africa and Asia to improve water and sanitation services. With 16 projects in 12 countries in phase IV, the SWSC increases access to safe drinking water, adequate sanitation and improved hygiene.
The SWSC shares knowledge and expertise and strengthens the advocacy and policy dialogue on national, regional and global level.
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News & Insights
8 August 2025
Menstrual Health and Hygiene Endeavors at Oborso Primary School in Ethiopia
Find out what an ox has to do with successful MHH at Oborso Primary School
8 August 2025
Study on Keyhole Gardening Practices in Climate hit Sundarbans
This study in India aimed to understand the seasonality of production and the crop diversity in the keyhole gardens as...
4 July 2025
Looking Back, Looking Ahead – hands4health and SWSC Co-Hosted WASH Symposium in Muttenz
Author and photo credits: Valérie Bertschy, Skat Foundation On June 17-18, 2025, the hands4health consortium came together for one last...
27 May 2025
Invitation virtual Symposium WASH in institutions
17th June 2025
27 May 2025
Access to drinking water, a trigger for overall improvement in WASH conditions
The case of the Zanabougou Community Health Centre accredited by the Malian Ministry of Health thanks to its achievements in...
27 May 2025
Empowering communities to access basic water services in schools, healthcare facilities and vulnerable communities
In the province of Ganzourgou, Burkina Faso
18 October 2024
Adrishya Shakti – Cleaners, the invisible workforce
Artcile from Tdh India in English and French
18 October 2024
Awareness raising, sensitizing and celebrating
Commemoration day in Benin and Bangladesh
Current projects
Our signature approaches
Blue Schools
Linking WASH in Schools with Environmental Education & Practice
WASH in Health Care Facilities
Healthcare workers need safe working conditions and adequate infrastructure to reduce the risk of health care acquired infections
Advocacy & Policy Development
We put a strong emphasis on cross-sector advocacy and policy development
Strengthening Systems
Towards self-sufficient adaptable structures
Member organisations
Affiliate member organisation
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