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Programme
06/07/2019
Providing clean water to the home of every child in India
A safe water supply in every household will ensure children and families survive and thrive.
Programme
06/07/2019
WASH and health care
UNICEF focuses on the scaling-up of WASH in health care facilities.
Programme
06/07/2019
WASH in schools
Clean India: Clean Schools ensuring children stay healthy and learn.
Programme
06/07/2019
Ending Open Defecation in India
Towards maintaining an open defecation free India
Report
04/06/2020
Child Friendly version on understanding COVID-19
Learn ways to prevent it from spreading and assure children not to be stressed and scared
Article
06/24/2019
Swacchta Volunteers sweep up a revolution
Time, energy, money—they are ready to give it all.
Article
06/24/2019
How a village built 40 toilets—with a wedding necklace
In a small village called Kalvakota in Telangana, a woman decided to part with her wedding necklace to help 40 poor families build their toilets.
Photo Essay
05/30/2019
Clean India
We have already lost a lot of time, but the new generation is aware of the things to do to help.
Report
04/10/2019
Report on environmental impact of Swachh Bharat Mission
UNICEF and the Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, with support from Shri Ram Institute, conducted an assessment.
Press release
03/22/2019
Children living in protracted conflicts are three times more likely to die from water-related diseases than from violence – UNICEF
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