Water & Sanitation

DW is the leading actor in the water and sanitation sector in Angola, with ongoing programmes in Luanda, Huambo, Bie and Cabinda. DW has been involved in both programme implementation research and policy development in the sector since 1987. DW has been commissioned to do major studies for the World bank in the sector in 1995, 1998 and 2008 and is currently collaborating the National Water and Sanitation Directorate as part of the "Water for All" programme.

DW has been working in partnership with government, water authorities and local consumers to successfully enhance the quality and quantity of water and make it more affordable for communities in both peri-urban and rural areas.

Over 1000 water systems have been implemented with local communities and currently DW is working to support the Government in building capacity in community water management across the country.

	Basic Service Provision for the Urban Poor - DW-Angola case study
	Building Civil Society - Sustainable Community Services in Luanda - DW & OWA 2002
	Community Based Solid Waste Management  in Luanda's Musseques - DW 1999
	Community Consultation & Willingness to Pay for Water - WB - DW 1998
	Consulta Comunitaria e a Vontade a Pagar para Agua - BM - DW 1998
	Estudo sobre o Consumo de Agua nos Chafarizes em Luanda - DW 2004
	Luanda Informal Water Sector Study  - Draft - DW 2007
	Luanda Water Supply Beneficiary Assessment - World Bank - DW 1995
	Model for Household Sanitation in Luanda's Musseques - LUPP 2007
	Modelo de Gestao Comunitaria de Agua - LUPP 2006
	Modelo do Saneamento Domestico nos Musseques de Luanda - LUPP 2007
	Model of Community Water Management - LUPP 2007
	Turning on the Taps - lessons in service delivery and democracy in Luanda, Angola - OWA & DW 2001
	War and Water - evolution impact of water supply interventions in Huambo since 1985 - ICRC 2001
	Water Vendors & their Clients Study - DW Angola - 2002