Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Morning Welcoming Key Notes and Pitch by Enablers Pitch by WASH Stakeholders Pitch by WASH stakeholders Afternoon Pitch by WASH Stakeholders Pitch by Private Sector Players Field Visits to Specified locations. Evening Pitch by Private Sector Players B2B Networking Cocktail In Partnership With:
Read More
Water – Energy – Food Nexus Water for climate, resilience and environment De-fluoridation solutions Solarization Programs/Clean & Sustainable Energy Solutions (Green Energy) Building Blocks of Sanitation – Upscaling the Kampala CWIS Strategy and Financing WASH Options. Water Harvesting Solutions Water Recycling Solution Innovative WASH finance Integrated solid waste management solutions Menstrual Hygiene management
Read More
Every participant is invited to make a 7 minutes pitch presentation. One thought provoking panel discussion will be organized to help unpack our traction on our achievement on SDG 6. The participants come across the range of East Africa’s innovation community for WASH. We ensure we create ample chances to meet and talk for networking
Read MoreThe intended audience is participants from Government, SMEs, Financing, Wash Institutions, International Organizations and Universities.
Read MoreUganda is a country that has made significant progress in the WASH sector over the past few years. According to the JMP report, access to basic drinking water services in Uganda increased from 64% in 2000 to 81% in 2017. However, the country still faces significant challenges in improving access to safely managed drinking water
Read More
The Innovate for Water and Sanitation, Kampala Forum will have the following five (5) key SMART objectives.
Read More
It is widely recognized that water is central to sustainable development, and is linked with socioeconomic development, healthy ecosystems, and human survival. In Uganda, improving access to water and sanitation leads to an improvement in the health, welfare, and productivity of populations. Every day, unsafe water results in many deaths and the spread of water-related
Read More