UNICEF in Jordan provides humanitarian response to the affected population and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services are one of the critical responses that UNICEF offers to refugees in camps, ...
UNICEF and partners in Ethiopia are working together to improve access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) information and services for persons with disabilities, one of the poorest and most margi...
Decades of wars and violence have led to severe disruptions in the health system in Iraq as well as to the absence of sound sectoral policies, strategies, and enforcement of legislation. This has cont...
In Guinea-Bissau, where children with disabilities face significant barriers to access education, UNICEF is working with the government, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and disability partners to...
Attention to gender equality in WASH programming can positively impact water, sanitation and hygiene outcomes. This field note explores the gender elements of the UNICEF ASWA (Acceleration of Sanitati...
Following the Hand Hygiene for All Initiative call for the development of comprehensive national hand hygiene Roadmaps, UNICEF provided two countries in the Western and Central African regions, Ghana ...
The purpose of this guideline is to support the integration of conflict sensitivity and the identification
and leveraging of opportunities to promote peace and strengthen social cohesion through UNIC...
UNICEF and the Government of Pakistan (GoP) conducted a formative research between January and
November 2020 to better understand WASH practices in urban settings and identify motivations for
urban ...
The Accelerated Sanitation and Water for All (ASWA-II) Programme (2017-2022) is being implemented
across six selected provinces in 19 rural districts of Cambodia and in 13 townships in one region and...