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    Lessons from the rural WASH Consortia in the Democratic Republic of Congo

    25 January 2017

    The key challenge for the Water,Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) sector in the Democratic Republic of the Congo ~(DRC) is how to expand coverage at scale, improve the sustainability of WASH services and build upon the existing national rural WASH programme. The DRC WASH consortium has put these issues at the core of its approach.

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