While significant water infrastructure exists in Uganda with 75% of the urban population having access to at least basic water services, due to a lack of strong operation and maintenance mechanisms, many systems are broken and much of the infrastructure no longer meets government standards for access, quantity, and quality. Water For People constructs piped water supply systems in the district of Kamwenge and uses a Water as a Business model to make sure water services are sustainable. This type of model engages the private sector to manage water systems rather than government entities, and the approach creates jobs for water point mechanics, private entrepreneurs, and water kiosk and hand pump attendants. We help train these entrepreneurs to manage and repair water systems. Access to sanitation is significantly less with only 26% of the urban and 16% of the rural population having access to basic sanitation services. Our Uganda office has a sanitation research facility called the Sanitation Hub where engineers invent and test new sanitation products and technologies that are designed to meet Ugandan communities’ sanitation needs. We also support sanitation businesses like masons and pit latrine emptiers, connecting them to new Sanitation Hub technologies and providing them with business support. In addition to business trainings, Water for People trains teachers and school health clubs on proper water, sanitation, and hygiene practices, as well as menstrual hygiene management. We have also begun installing rainwater catchment systems in schools for water reuse.