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STRATÉGIE DE L’OMS SUR L’EAU, L’ASSAINISSEMENT ET L’HYGIÈNE 2018-2025

Download – STRATÉGIE DE L’OMS SUR L’EAU, L’ASSAINISSEMENT ET L’HYGIÈNE 2018-2025

Title: WHO STRATEGY ON WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE 2018-2025

Traditionally, WHO’s activities have focused on drinking water, sanitation and hygiene components since the Organization’s inception in 1948. Sanitation and hygiene are integrated into WHO’s constitution. The Organization has regularly issued health-related guidelines and WASH best practice publications to help countries develop national standards, support regulations and establish effective monitoring systems. For decades, WHO has monitored access to water and sanitation at the global and national levels. While the Organization has set iconic priorities over the years, technical work on WASH issues has been constant and is often included in broader initiatives.

The WHO WASH strategy detailed here was developed in response to Member State resolution WHA64.4 and within the framework of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The 2025 completion date for the strategy is proposed to allow both a reasonably manageable lead time and time to adopt a new WHO strategy in 2025 to make adjustments in the last five years of the SDG period.

Category: Access to drinking water and sanitation

Categories: , Accès à l’Eau & l’Assainissement
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WATER PUBLICATIONS

The Yaounde Statement: AfWA Makes Recommendations for Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Management

31/01/2023

The Cameroon Water Utilities Corporation (CAMWATER) organized an international Symposium jointly with the African Water Association (AfWA) and some partners, including LACROIX Sofrel, Technolog SA,

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Share Water No. 13

30/01/2023

The thirteenth issue of the African Water Association (AfWA) technical and bilingual magazine, Share Water, is now available. It provides solutions in terms of guidelines

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Zoom : des équipements pour l’approvisionnement en eau et le traitement des eaux usées

22/12/2022

Les solutions du groupe AVK interviennent à ce jour dans tout le processus de l’eau ou cycle de l’eau, du pompage au traitement, en passant

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SANITATION PUBLICATIONS

Training in Municipal WaSH Project Management in Dschang, Cameroon

24/10/2022

In collaboration with the German-African Partnership for Water and Sanitation (GAPWAS), the African Water Association (AfWA) organized from 10 to 13 October 2022 in Dschang,

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CAPACITY ASSESSMENT – A KEY STEP IN THE PROCESS OF IMPROVING MUNICIPAL PERFORMANCE

19/05/2022

The USAID-funded Municipal Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project in West Africa (MuniWASH) is providing technical support to improve the governance and management of municipal water

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Achieving universal coverage through Africa Sanitation Policy Guidelines

09/05/2022

On the 10th of June, 2021, the African Council of Ministers on Water (AMCOW) launched the African Sanitation Policy Guidelines (ASPG), a new initiative to

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PROJECT / PROGRAM PRODUCT

The Yaounde Statement: AfWA Makes Recommendations for Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Management

31/01/2023

The Cameroon Water Utilities Corporation (CAMWATER) organized an international Symposium jointly with the African Water Association (AfWA) and some partners, including LACROIX Sofrel, Technolog SA,

Read More

Share Water No. 13

30/01/2023

The thirteenth issue of the African Water Association (AfWA) technical and bilingual magazine, Share Water, is now available. It provides solutions in terms of guidelines

Read More

CAPACITY ASSESSMENT – A KEY STEP IN THE PROCESS OF IMPROVING MUNICIPAL PERFORMANCE

19/05/2022

The USAID-funded Municipal Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project in West Africa (MuniWASH) is providing technical support to improve the governance and management of municipal water

Read More
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WATER PUBLICATIONS

The Abidjan Declaration, a Key Outcome of the 21st AfWASA Congress/FSM7 Conference

20/03/2023

More than 3000 participants and exhibitors from all over the world gathered as world’s leading experts, engineers, technicians, researchers, and stakeholders, to meet the concerns

Read More

The Yaounde Statement: AfWA Makes Recommendations for Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Management

31/01/2023

The Cameroon Water Utilities Corporation (CAMWATER) organized an international Symposium jointly with the African Water Association (AfWA) and some partners, including LACROIX Sofrel, Technolog SA,

Read More

Share Water No. 13

30/01/2023

The thirteenth issue of the African Water Association (AfWA) technical and bilingual magazine, Share Water, is now available. It provides solutions in terms of guidelines

Read More
« Previous Next »

SANITATION PUBLICATIONS

The Abidjan Declaration, a Key Outcome of the 21st AfWASA Congress/FSM7 Conference

20/03/2023 No Comments

More than 3000 participants and exhibitors from all over the world gathered as world’s leading experts, engineers, technicians, researchers, and stakeholders, to meet the concerns

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The Yaounde Statement: AfWA Makes Recommendations for Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Management

31/01/2023 No Comments

The Cameroon Water Utilities Corporation (CAMWATER) organized an international Symposium jointly with the African Water Association (AfWA) and some partners, including LACROIX Sofrel, Technolog SA,

Read More u00bb

Share Water No. 13

30/01/2023 No Comments

The thirteenth issue of the African Water Association (AfWA) technical and bilingual magazine, Share Water, is now available. It provides solutions in terms of guidelines

Read More u00bb
« Previous Next »

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