Transcription of Strategy for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene 2016–2030
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Strategy for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene 2016–2030
Strategy for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene 2016 2030 Programme Division unicef New York Augus t 2016 Photo credits: Cover: unicef /UNI165987/Noorani | Preface: unicef /UNI48757/Estey | Page v: unicef /UNI136039/Dean | Page vi: unicef /UNI192021/Asselin | Page x: unicef /UNI116083/Page | Page 5: unicef /UN017153/Shrestha | Page 7: unicef /UNI107220/Dormino | Page 8: unicef /UNI48758/Estey | Page 19: unicef /UNI183555/Khuzaie | Page 21: unicef /UNI150695/Asselin | Page 34: unicef /UNI169769/El Baba | Page 36: unicef /UNI189335/Gilbertson VII Photo | Page 42: unicef /UNI61870/Noorani | Page 45: unicef /UNI106376/PirozziDesign and Layout by Roberto Rossi Strategy for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene 2016 2030 unicef s Strategy for Water, S
sanitation (including hygiene): defining a higher level of service, whilst prioritising the poorest and most vulnerable. The purpose of this new Strategy for WASH is to guide UNICEF’s organization-wide contribution to achieving SDG 6: Ensure access to water and sanitation for all by 2030. It is designed to inform
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