Costa Rica has implemented a number of treaties and domestic legislation for good water governance in the country. This legal analysis was developed by HR2W Legal Expert, Kay Windle.
Turning the Right to Water from Principle into Practice
Human Rights Day 2025: Turning the Right to Water from Principle into Practice 10 December 2025 we celebrated Human Rights Day by giving a space to water experts to highlight how legislation is being turned into practice. CEO, Amanda Loeffen invited the members of Human Right 2 Water to a […]
Water in a Changing World: Innovation and Adaptation
In December, HR2W attended the XIX World Water Congress in Marrakesh, Morocco. Amanda helped organize and moderate a session on women’s empowerment in water research, data and diplomacy
A Guide to Success: Menstrual Health in Management Côte d’Ivoire
A Guide to Success: Menstrual Health in Management Côte d’Ivoire By: Grace Anarfi Wadieh “Menstrual health is not only a matter of hygiene, but also a matter of dignity, equity and human rights.” Menstrual Health Management (MHM) remains a critical component of gender equity and public health, yet it is […]
Intergenerational Sustainability of the Environment in Uganda
Intergenerational Sustainability of the Environment in Uganda By: Grace Anarfi Wadieh “Every person has a right to a clean and healthy environment.” The Human Right to a Healthy Environment (HRHE) is a right is recognized under Article 39 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda (1995), and it forms […]
