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Water, sanitation and hygiene

WASH in schools
Programme
21 June 2018
WASH: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
We work with our partners to ensure that every child has access to water, sanitation and hygiene
A group of people open a ribbon with balloons
Press release
28 May 2023
Red Dot Bhutan and partners construct eight inclusive WASH facilities
UNICEF and partners are supporting the Ministry of Education and Skills Development to construct inclusive toilets with provisions to address MHM for girls with disabilities.
A group of men and women holding a frame
Press release
19 November 2022
Bhutan achieves 100 per cent Open Defecation Free with access to improved sanitation
Joint Press Release
A man and two women with a toilet pan
Article
14 November 2022
Chapsang Chag Tshe Lo - Toilet, I Prostrate to You
People who have built improved toilets in their homes speak about the benefits of better hygiene and sanitation.
A group photo of girl students
Press release
28 May 2022
Red Dot Bhutan commits to support inclusive WASH facilities for children & women with disabilities
Ministry of Education and UNICEF to construct five inclusive toilets with provisions to address MHM for adolescent girls with disabilities.
A young girl with a reusable sanitary nakpin.
Article
14 April 2022
Managing menstruation with dignity
How advocacy in schools help destigmatize menstruation.
A child monk washes his hands with soap
Article
22 March 2022
Protecting children with climate resilient WASH services
An eco-friendly heat pump enhances the wellbeing of child monks
A boy and girl
Page
11 December 2021
UNICEF 75
Reimagining the future for every child.
A group of monks working
Article
07 December 2021
Empowering the custodians of WASH services
To maintain and operate WASH facilities at monastic institutions.
A woman stands in-front of her toilet at Kabesa, Punakha
Press release
19 November 2021
Bhutan achieves 62 per cent improved sanitation coverage
Three districts and 26 gewogs were recognized today for achieving Open Defecation Free status and 100% improved sanitation.