WHO/UNICEF JOINT MONITORING PROGRAMME FOR WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION
Established:
In 1990, at the end of the International Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation Decade
Executing Agencies:
WHO and UNICEF
Technical Advisory Group:
Individual experts from academic institutions and civil society, plus representatives of organizations involved in water and sanitation and data collection, including UN-Habitat, ORC Macro, United Nations Environment Programme, the Environmental Health Project of the United States Agency for International Development, the World Bank, the Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council and the Millennium Project
Funding Support:
United Kingdomâs Department for International Development and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
Site Design by:
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Photo Credits:
Home
© UNICEF/HQ97-0537/Maggie Murray-Lee
Foreword
© UNICEF/HQ03-0156/Shehzad Noorani
Definitions of Indicators
© UNICEF/98-0699/Alejandro Balaguer
The Purpose of this Report
© UNICEF/HQ96-1167/Giacomo Pirozzi
© UNICEF/HQ95-0066/Jonathan Shadid
Why Meeting the Target Matters
© UNICEF/HQ00-0630/Roger LeMoyne
© UNICEF/HQ00-0048/Jim Holmes
Drinking Water Coverage
© Victor Mello
Progress Towards
the Drinking Water Target
© UNICEF/HQ00-0631/Roger LeMoyne
Sanitation Coverage
© UNICEF/HQ04-0276/Christine Nesbitt
Progress Towards
the Sanitation Coverage
© UNICEF/HQ04-0112/Christine Nesbitt
Disparities In Coverage
© Basil E. Sam
The Joint Monitoring Programme
© UNICEF/HQ95-0055/Jonathan Shadid
Country, Regional And Global Estimate
© UNICEF/HQ92-1309/Roger LeMoyne
Millennium Development Goals:
Regional Grouping
© UNICEF/HQ00-0483/Radhika Chalasani