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Water, sanitation and hygiene
Programme
12 December 2018
Water, sanitation and hygiene
Providing families with clean water, improved sanitation and good hygiene practices
Article
24 November 2022
Entire villages are quickly becoming islands
Dara Johnston from UNICEF explains why climate change is a threat we can’t ignore
Article
25 August 2022
New climate resilient facilities help prevent malnutrition
UNICEF provides access to clean water before, during and after the floods
Photo essay
05 December 2021
Urban WASH programme in Juba will provide life-saving water
To 100,000 persons including more than 30,000 infants, children, women and men in the IDP sites
Article
01 December 2021
Piped water to IDP camp brings joy to families
A water treatment plant supported by KFW Development Bank will provide uninterrupted clean water to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Juba, South Sudan
Press release
15 October 2021
South Sudanese youth invited to champion awareness on Global Handwashing Day
Article
28 August 2021
Latrines at home provide dignity for the disabled
Open Defecation Free campaign and UNICEF’s WASH programme supports clean water and encourages households to build latrines
Article
22 July 2021
Education thrives with access to clean drinking water
Water supply project changes the lives of students and teachers
Article
31 May 2021
So much more than a COVID-19 response
How COVID-19 interventions funded by the Netherlands have improved people’s general health
Press release
19 March 2021
Lack of funding for water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) is threating children in South Sudan
UNICEF is calling for larger investments in WASH in schools
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