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Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

Ana, 11, bathing using tap water in Lawaki village, Tailevu Province.
Programme
31 October 2019
Water, sanitation and hygiene
UNICEF works with governments to achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all.
North Tarawa
Report
31 July 2022
Situation Analysis of Children 2021
A regional overview on the situation analysis of children in 14 Pacific Island countries

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On their daily trek to school, Fleurly, Mary, Claudia, and Paul, cross rivers that often turn into raging waters stopping them from attending school when there is lots of rain.
Article
05 July 2022
A day in the life of four children
In Vanuatu, UNICEF continues to reach children in some of the remotest communities with access to water, sanitation and hygiene supplies
Studying in fresh air once again
Article
27 June 2022
Studying in fresh air once again
Ending open defecation in Kiribati
After the commissioning event, the delegation visited all of the villages where there are newly constructed rainwater harvesting systems to cut ribbons and open taps to running water within communities
Report
02 June 2022
UNICEF DRR in Action
Child-centred disaster risk reduction builds resilient communities and societies

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WFP humanitarian air service supports COVID-19 response
Photo Essay
11 May 2022
COVID-19 in the Pacific
Two years of preparation and response, UNICEF and partners keep going
Carol and her younger sister, Jenny, ready to go to school
Article
03 April 2022
For the love of water
In Vanuatu, UNICEF supports the WASH in Schools programme
In Vanuatu, UNICEF supports the WASH in Schools programme
Article
24 March 2022
Children take lead in championing handwashing in school
In Vanuatu, UNICEF supports the WASH in Schools programme
On this World Water Day, Fijian children stand together and advocate on the importance of groundwater
Press release
22 March 2022
Groundwater – Making the Invisible Visible
On this World Water Day, Fijian children stand together and advocate on the importance of groundwater
The delegation led by the Vanuatu Minister of Health and Natural Resources, Hon. Edward Nalyal Molou, the Director of the Department of Water Resources, Erickson Sammy, the Second Secretary – Development at the New Zealand High Commission to Vanuatu, Esther Jens, UNICEF Vanuatu Field Office Chief, Eric Durpaire, and the technical team from the Department of Water Resources, visited all of the targeted West Ambrym villages where there are newly constructed rainwater harvesting systems
Press release
07 December 2021
Three thousand people on Ambrym and Malekula Islands benefit from newly constructed water systems