The concept of Sustainable yield and how to estimate it from test pumping and the importance of monitoring to assess both resource (aquifers) and infrastructure (boreholes) status was the main focus.
With the introduction of a Revolving Fund for Sanitation (RFS), UNICEF set out to establish an innovative finance mechanism to contribute to ending open defecation (OD) in Africa. To contribute toward...
This document seeks to capture the different initiatives and efforts that UNICEF, at country and regional level in Latin America and the Caribbean, carried out on menstrual hygiene day. #WeAreCommited...
Read the case study of a government initiative with technical assistance from UNICEF, Mission Mahima. a programme to strengthen the menstrual hygiene management service value chain with a target to be...
This assessment was designed to better understand the regulation (or lack thereof) of menstrual products across WCA (West and Central Africa) and to formulate recommendations for the widespread develo...
With 30% of Mozambique’s rural population still practicing open defecation, the country urgently needs to accelerate results to achieve SDG 6.2. After over a decade of work by the Government and key p...
Cox’s Bazar refugee camp, Bangladesh, has the highest concentration of refugees worldwide. Refugees with disabilities in the camp face challenges in accessing WASH facilities and latrines, particular...
• In 2020, two in five Kenyans did not have a place in their homes to wash their hands with water
and soap (JMP, 2021). The lack of basic handwashing facilities put these households at risk of
contr...
The new WASHBAT Country Implementation Guide incorporates more than 10 years of implementation of this tool in several countries. This new version has a new module to support the implementation of Ris...