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This catalogue is a comprehensive overview of UNICEF’s knowledge work throughout 2023. It highlights
our commitment to capturing, documenting and sharing knowledge and evidence, recognizing them as
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Guidelines/SOPs/checklists
The document “WASH for Peace - Conflict Sensitivity and Peacebuilding Guidance and Tools for the WASH Sector” is a comprehensive guide developed by UNICEF to support the integration of conflict sensit...
Guidelines/SOPs/checklists
The document “WASH for Peace - Conflict Sensitivity and Peacebuilding Guidance and Tools for the WASH Sector” is a comprehensive guide developed by UNICEF to support the integration of conflict sensit...
Guidelines/SOPs/checklists
The document “WASH for Peace - Conflict Sensitivity and Peacebuilding Guidance and Tools for the WASH Sector” is a comprehensive guide developed by UNICEF to support the integration of conflict sensit...
Case studies, lessons learned, field notes
The document discusses UNICEF’s efforts to achieve gender parity in the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) workforce. Despite progress, women remain underrepresented, particularly in senior roles. ...
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Through this New Year message on Building resilience for children by accelerating our WASH, Climate and Environment collaboration, UNICEF Director for WASH and CEED, Cecilia Scharp would like to wish ...
Guidelines/SOPs/checklists
This guideline outlines what the working definition of climate rationale is and provides guidance for the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector in its development at country level, identifying s...
Other technical publications and reports
UNICEF, SWA and partners have developed a briefing note for WASH partners that are part of COP28 preparations and/or willing to brief climate counterparts and negotiators involved in COP28 discussions...
Meeting documents and reports
During the SWWW 2023, UNICEF WASH positioned the Prevention Agenda through advancing resilient WASH Sectors and Communities, which was well received by the 60+ participants that attended a UNICEF-host...