completed· WASH· Health
Unicef WASH 2018-2021-2022
Sustained use of safe water and sanitation services and adoption of hygiene practices and strengthened systems for a clean and safe environment for all children, women, girls and boys, particularly the most disadvantaged and those affected by humanitarian situations. Results will be derived and assessed based on the annual thematic results report by UNICEF for Goal Area 4 - "Every Child Lives in a Safe Clean Environment" results and progress within the global WASH programs. For the period 2020-2022, Sida and other donors requested the Global Annual Results Report to include greater details on the following: UNICEF will continue including examples, case studies and progress on new, key areas such as Climate Resilience WASH, WASH in Institutions, urban WASH, strengthening systems and enabling environment, UNICEF will strive to strengthen the financial report to include analysis of funding gaps by regions and countries in the Annual Results Report, as part of UNICEF wide ongoing effort on funding gaps analysis as part of the Structured Funding Dialogue of the Executive Board. Data (knowledge) management: Recommend UNICEF to explore current partnerships and collaboration to help strengthen the country level data management, including areas as data quality, capacity, analysis and use, flow. Bilateral or multi-partner consultations: Recommend UNICEF to organize bilateral or multi-partners consultations on key thematic areas such as sustainability, Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM), enabling environment, innovative financing, climate, water scarcity in relation Humanitarian WASH in Health, WASH in Education, and the funding gap analysis. Demonstrating Strategic partnerships: Recommend UNICEF to build further on the strong and close collaboration at the global levels and explore ways to demonstrate collaborative approach for WASH results at the country level, including continue to involve key humanitarian WASH focal points from UNICEF and resource partners in further work on humanitarian development nexus and MTR shift on linking lifesaving needs with sustainable solutions Defining how to measure indirect results: Recommend UNICEF to develop the WASH results ladder. UNICEF to convene lead multi-partners team to further develop the methodology for measuring "indirect results" on the ground...
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Sustained use of safe water and sanitation services and adoption of hygiene practices and strengthened systems for a clean and safe environment for all children, women, girls and boys, particularly the most disadvantaged and those affected by humanitarian situations. Results will be derived and assessed based on the annual thematic results report by UNICEF for Goal Area 4 - "Every Child Lives in a Safe Clean Environment" results and progress within the global WASH programs. For the period 2020-2022, Sida and other donors requested the Global Annual Results Report to include greater details on the following: UNICEF will continue including examples, case studies and progress on new, key areas such as Climate Resilience WASH, WASH in Institutions, urban WASH, strengthening systems and enabling environment, UNICEF will strive to strengthen the financial report to include analysis of funding gaps by regions and countries in the Annual Results Report, as part of UNICEF wide ongoing effort on funding gaps analysis as part of the Structured Funding Dialogue of the Executive Board. Data (knowledge) management: Recommend UNICEF to explore current partnerships and collaboration to help strengthen the country level data management, including areas as data quality, capacity, analysis and use, flow. Bilateral or multi-partner consultations: Recommend UNICEF to organize bilateral or multi-partners consultations on key thematic areas such as sustainability, Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM), enabling environment, innovative financing, climate, water scarcity in relation Humanitarian WASH in Health, WASH in Education, and the funding gap analysis. Demonstrating Strategic partnerships: Recommend UNICEF to build further on the strong and close collaboration at the global levels and explore ways to demonstrate collaborative approach for WASH results at the country level, including continue to involve key humanitarian WASH focal points from UNICEF and resource partners in further work on humanitarian development nexus and MTR shift on linking lifesaving needs with sustainable solutions Defining how to measure indirect results: Recommend UNICEF to develop the WASH results ladder. UNICEF to convene lead multi-partners team to further develop the methodology for measuring "indirect results" on the ground...
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