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WASAC Jobs 2026: Water Sector Specialist, Sanitation Engineer & More | Apply Now January 31, 2026 • Career Opportunities WASAC Job Opportunities: Careers in Water, Sanitation, and Sustainability Your chance to make a real impact in the water sector with meaningful roles at the Water and Sanitation Corporation 💧 Are you looking for a meaningful career in water, sanitation, environment, or sustainability? The Water and Sanitation Corporation (WASAC) has published several new job opportunities for professionals who want to make a real impact in the water sector. These roles are ideal for specialists, engineers, and program managers passionate about ...

  A clear  review of the Water Resources Modelling Hackathon 2026. Learn what modelling is, why it matters for water and environmental students, the key software used, selection tips, and how to prepare effectively. On 3 April 2024 , the Rwanda Water Resources Board (RWB) , in partnership with the Albertine Rift Conservation Society (ARCOS) , launched the Water Resources Modelling Hackathon( Igihe.com ) . Since its introduction, the event has become an annual platform where undergraduate and master’s students passionate about water, environment, and technology explore modelling tools to predict “what happens if” scenarios.  This competition aims to engage young people in water conservation , especially students in water resources, climate science, urban planning, and geography .In this review, we highlighted the key concepts introduced in the hackathon, including: What modelling is Why water and environmental students should care about modelling Common softwa...

When I finished my high school studies, I faced a challenge that many Rwandan and African students with a Physics-Chemistry-Mathematics or other science background can relate to: choosing the right career path. I spent hours researching online, seeking advice, and reflecting on where I fit best. Engineering stood out, and in particular, Water Resources and Environmental Engineering captured my attention. But a critical question soon followed: “What career opportunities will actually be open to me by the time I graduate in this fast-growing industry in Rwanda, Africa, and even globally?” That question inspired this blog — not as a final answer, but as an introduction to the 20 most promising career paths in water and environmental engineering . Across Africa, the sector is booming: the African Development Bank estimates that at least $64 billion annually is needed for water and sanitation to meet the Sustainable Development Goals, while current spending is less than half. Meanwhile, t...