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Water, sanitation and hygiene

Kids washing hands outdoors
Programme
14 January 2018
WASH
Providing safe water to children around the region
Gender in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Humanitarian Response
Report
28 November 2023
Gender in WASH Humanitarian Response
Checklist for Humanitarian Actors

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Gender in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Humanitarian Response (PDF, 18 MB)
النوع الاجتماعي في الاستجابة الإنسانیة للماء والصرف الصحي وخدمات النظافة (PDF, 15 MB)
WASH
Article
18 September 2023
Rebuilding hygiene and sanitation facilities for refugees
UNICEF’s story of providing Afghan refugee children with quality hygiene and sanitation facilities
Signing ceremony
Press release
30 August 2023
King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre announces new US$3.5 million contribution to UNICEF’s life-saving nutrition, water and sanitation support to the earthquake-affected children and familie
A girl drinks water from a tap
Article
22 August 2023
10 facts about water that might surprise you
How unsafe water, sanitation and hygiene puts children at risk
On 13 March 2023, Mohammed, Nabil's son, helps his father to fetch water from a nearby charity tank in Dhamar Governorate, Yemen.
Article
22 August 2023
Water and the climate crisis: 10 things you should know
The world needs to get water smart. Everyone has a role to play, and we cannot afford to wait
UNICEF and partners rebuilt the sanitary blocks in this school. Yahya Zgaia (left, in yellow hoodie) remembers how it was before: “In the old sanitary block there was a lot of mold. We had to flush the toilets with buckets. In the morning, I used to think twice about eating anything because I was afraid I might have to use the toilet.” /Kesra, Siliana.
Article
12 June 2023
Supporting the rehabilitation of sanitary block in schools
Helping to prevent students from dropping out of school in Tunisia's most vulnerable regions
The residents of the Khub Washa`f area in Al-Jawf governorate suffer from water scarcity and wells are located far from their homes. That is why UNICEF started implementing a solar-powered water project with generous funding from Qatar Fund For Development to cover people's water needs in the area.
Press release
11 June 2023
Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) contributes US$15 million to UNICEF’s WASH interventions in Yemen
A school play during UNICEF-supported summer camps encourages children to think about climate change
Photo essay
07 November 2022
Water waste: between reality and fiction
A school play during UNICEF-supported summer camps encourages children to think about climate change
woman-children-washing-hands
Article
25 October 2022
Bolstering efforts to fight cholera in Deir-ez-Zor
Providing access to clean water and sharing critical information on the causes, symptoms, and prevention of cholera