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Nine Myths to Dispel About Global Water, Sanitation…
In these uncertain times, it can be difficult to determine what…
About Pallavi Bharadwaj
Pallavi is Engineering for Change's WASH Correspondent. When not writing for E4C, Pallavi is a program and project manager, consultant, and global development professional living in New York City. Her interests range from environmental causes to education, and her personal pursuits include entrepreneurship, food, travel and yoga.
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Five Notes on the Inextricable Link Between WASH…
One of the newer sad facts about poverty is that it…
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Fifty Years of Green Action Say We Can…
When it came to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), growing up…
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The Link Between Clean Water, Climate Change and…
World Water Day and the theme this year is water and…
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All Women Need Equal Access to Water and…
International Womens’ Day was recently celebrated worldwide, but many women and…
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How to Provide Affordable WASH Solutions to All…
Growing up in northern India, rainy days did not mean floating…
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A New Financial Tool May Alleviate Water-Borne Disease…
A new financial product called development impact bonds has been launched…
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No More Access Denied: Providing Sanitation to India…
Today is World Toilet Day celebrated by the United Nations and…
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Reflections on a Review of Studies on the…
Growing up in India, I was fortunate enough to have a…
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Water Security will Take Precedence in Food Production…
“Food production is the largest consumer of water, and also represents…