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...
With small investments in desk research and through extensive multi-stakeholder consultation, a demonstrated climate-rationale has been formulated in Uganda, in which the observed and projected impact...
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...
This diary is a personal reflection of Ihsan Ullah Khan from UNICEF Pakistan on his enriching experience during his stretch assignment to UNICEF Mongolia. Ishan shares how he and the host country bene...
Climate change plays a significant role in the drying up of shallow groundwater sources in Zabul Province as a result schools in Zabul face difficulties in accessing safe WASH facilities. UNICEF partn...
Living circumstances of refugees in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh have led to a lack of proper solid waste management in most refugee camps, in return causing environmental and public health issues. In Haki...
From 23 April to 23 July 2022, I Ananya Ghoshal, a Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) officer, working in the UNICEF Office in Lucknow, India, joined the Juba South Sudan Country office as WASH Resi...
East Asia and the Pacific is the most disaster-prone region in the world1 and is the most impacted region by multiple and overlapping climate shocks and hazards. In emergencies, children with disabili...
On 26 October 2022, Nigeria achieved a landmark success when the National Task Group on Sanitation
(NTGS) validated Jigawa state as the first Open Defecation Free (ODF) state after decades of struggl...