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Water, sanitation and hygiene
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16 December 2022
Innovation Portfolios: Problem Statements
UNICEF’s innovation portfolio approach focuses our innovation efforts on the most challenging problems UNICEF is trying to solve.
Article
08 September 2022
Uzbekistan: Unlocking improved access to critical services
Forging a path toward digital transformation through DPGs that can improve children’s education and water and hygiene access
Press release
22 August 2022
UNICEF and Denmark announce innovation hub to deliver global water, sanitation, and hygiene solutions
Article
09 December 2021
Finding Water in the Driest Places
The More Water More Life initiative is set to become the first affordable solution for water shortages in East and Southern Africa.
Page
26 April 2021
Faecal Sludge and Wastewater Management in Emergencies
UNICEF is seeking products that can treat faecal sludge and wastewater in emergencies.
Press release
10 December 2020
Government of Zimbabwe and UNICEF win global award for mobile innovation in rural WASH
Page
07 April 2020
Household Water Treatment and Safe Storage
The project's aim is to develop an appropriate household water treatment product that is suitable for emergency response situations.
Report
09 March 2020
Unleashing the Life-Changing Potential of Technology
Arm and UNICEF explore the progress and achievements of their joint efforts from 2018 to 2019
Files available for download (1)
Arm + UNICEF Partnership Report Year 4
(PDF, 7 MB)
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21 February 2020
Disability-friendly Squatting Plate Add-on
Innovative add-ons that fit onto the standard latrine squatting plates dispatched in emergencies to make them accessible for persons with disabilities.
Page
18 February 2020
Rapid Water Quality Testing
The Rapid Water Quality Testing project aims to develop an easy-to-use detection method to accurately determine faecal contamination in drinking water.
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