Jul 10, 2026
Addressing the Gap As “roving WASH technicians,” circuit riders are key to ensuring the sustainability of global projects, once constructed. Circuit riders visit completed WASH project sites to monitor operations, solve problems, and provide on-the-job training....
Jun 30, 2026
Civil engineer Nathan Stormzand has been volunteering to assist with water and sanitation projects in developing countries since 2008. Having worked with Engineers Without Borders and the Peace Corps, he began offering his services to WEFTA after noticing a call for...
Jun 4, 2026
In March 2026, a WEFTA assessment team traveled to the remote Ñokribo region of Panama to evaluate community water systems and identify priorities for future support. Over six days, the team visited nine water systems serving communities including Playa Balsa, Lago...
May 8, 2026
In April 2026, WEFTA, in partnership with SAWASHI (Safe Water & Sustainable Hygiene Initiative) and WEFTA circuit rider, David Kurgat, convened a high-impact capacity-building workshop in Kapsabet Town, Kenya, bringing together Water User Committees, technicians,...
Apr 16, 2026
WEFTA president and co-founder, Peter Fant, P.E., will participate in an April 22-23, global conference of stakeholders intent on accelerating solutions to WASH issues in healthcare facilities. The meeting, titled “Committed to WASH in Healthcare Facilities – A...
Apr 15, 2026
WEFTA continues to advance sustainable water solutions in partnership with the Daughters of Charity International Project Services (DCIPS) for the Sisters in San Martín- Awajún, Peru. In March 2026, a Circuit Ride visit to the Awajún community by our partner, Engineer...
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