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AquaFlow: A quarterly bilingual WASH bulletin
Aquaflow highlights efforts to advance climate resilient WASH in Schools, promoting girls’ education and expand WASH services across both development and humanitarian settings.
Highlights
Mozambique faces persistent water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) challenges, especially in rural communities, with women, girls, and children the most affected. Climate shocks, conflict, and governance constraints worsen inequalities.
The Aquaflow WASH Newsletter highlights UNICEF’s support to the Government of Mozambique in addressing the WASH challenges and advancing Sustainable Development Goal 6: Ensure access to water and sanitation for all.
- Aquaflow Vol. 1 (January-March 2026)
This newsletter highlights UNICEF and partners’ efforts to advance SDG 6 through equitable, resilient WASH services and stronger institutions.
- Aquaflow Vol. 2 (April-June 2026)
Climate-resilient WASH services are essential for children to stay healthy, learn, and thrive. Yet many schools in Mozambique face challenges in accessing safe water, adequate sanitation and menstrual hygiene facilities, with girls disproportionately affected. This edition of Aquaflow highlights efforts to advance climate-resilient WASH in Schools, promoting girls’ education and expanding WASH services across both development and humanitarian settings.
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