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Water, sanitation and hygiene

A family drawing water from a UNICEF-installed tap.
Flagship report
29 September 2023
A country with multiple crises and multiple gears.
Scaling up the quality of water, sanitation and hygiene services: an entry point to save lives in HaĂŻti.

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Haiti - Advocacy note to improve the quality of drinking water, sanitation and hygiene services: an entry point for saving lives in Haiti. (PDF, 4 MB)
UNICEF Regional Director, Garry Conille, exchanging with students from the National Miserne School.
Press release
28 January 2023
1 in 2 children depend on humanitarian aid to survive this year
A woman and child collect clean water from a UNICEF-supported water system
Press release
25 January 2023
Japan Grants $1.5 Million to UNICEF to provide WASH and health services to nearly 900,000 people as part of the emergency response to the Cholera Outbreak in Haiti
Vue de face du bâtiment de l'hôpital d'Aquin.
Article
22 December 2022
Aquin Hospital rehabilitated after the earthquake
Badly damaged during the earthquake of 14 August 2021, the Aquin’s hospital was in dire need of repair. It has been upgraded by UNICEF.
Manuel Fontaine, UNICEF Director of the Office of Emergency Programmes, visited a UNICEF-supported cholera treatment center that was set up by Hopital Fontaine.
Press release
23 November 2022
Haiti: children account for 2 in 5 cholera cases
Cholera is most prevalent in areas with a high burden of severe acute malnutrition
People suffering cholera symptoms receives treatment at the Gheskio acute diarrhea treatment center (CTDA) in Bicentenaire, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Article
27 October 2022
“Cholera is back”
Disadvantaged neighborhoods ravaged by gang warfare, poverty and malnutrition are the most affected
A child with an IV stuck to his hand sleeps in his mother's arms while suffering from symptoms of cholera at the Gheskio acute diarrhea treatment center (CTDA) in Bicentenaire, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Press release
24 October 2022
Cholera outbreak in Haiti hits over 1,700 suspected cases –half of them children
Fuel shortages and insecurity are hampering the life-saving response
UNICEF Representative Bruno Maes visits the The cholera treatment center (CTC) of the Haitian Group for the Study of Kaposi's Sarcoma and Opportunistic Infections (Gheskio)
Article
13 October 2022
A morning at the cholera treatment center
More than 350 suspected cases of cholera have been reported in Haiti. More than half are under the age of 14
ACTED officier cheking the level of chlorure in the common water.
Press release
04 October 2022
Amidst insecurity in Haiti, new cholera upsurge puts 1.2 million children at risk
Child displaced by gang violence
Press release
24 September 2022
New upsurge of violence threats the delivery of basic services for thousands of children in Haiti