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Improving Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Schools: A Guide for Practitioners and Policy Makers in Mongolia

This guide addresses critical need for improved WASH services in Mongolian schools, particularly in rural areas where access to such facilities has historically been limited. Recognizing the profound impact of WASH on children's health, education, and overall well-being, the document outlines a strategic approach for…

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The Safety of Drinking Water in China: Current Status and Future Prospects

In this paper, the status of the water environment and the actions taking place on drinking water in China are summarized. Finally, the prospects of the challenges of climate change and drinking water safety we may face in the future are discussed.

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Global evaluation of UNICEF WASH programming in protracted crises, 2014-2019

This Global Evaluation of UNICEF’s WASH Programming in Protracted Crises (WiPC) is the first UNICEF global thematic evaluation focusing specifically on protracted crisis contexts. This evaluation provides both accountability for UNICEF’s performance as well as learning and practical solutions for adapting WASH programming and…

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WASH SDG Costing Tool

The WASH SDG Costing Tool can be used by countries that would like to calculate the investments needed to fulfill the SDG targets as well as the financing gap. The Tool comprises a spreadsheet, accompanied by easy-to-use guidelines available for download in PDF.

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Central Asia Regional Water Supply and Sanitation Conference: Towards Sustainable and Climate Resilient Water Supply and Sanitation Services in Central Asia

“Towards Sustainable and Climate-resilient Water Supply and Sanitation Services in Central Asia” is a regional conference organized by the World Bank, in collaboration with the Ministry of Housing and Communal Services of Uzbekistan, in Tashkent on November 13-14, 2019.

The conference is an initiative of the World Bank,…

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Making Blended Finance Work for Water and Sanitation : Unlocking Commercial Finance for SDG 6

The OECD, with the support of the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida), has undertaken research to better understand the current and potential role of blended finance models for water-related investments. Considering the wide variety of potential types of water-related investments, this research takes a broad…

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LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN of July 19, 2019 No. 1633 About drinking water supply and water disposal

This Law establishes legal, organizational, economic, social basis of providing with drinking water and in to assignment, the state guarantees of ensuring needs for drinking water, water disposal, and also their qualities and safety.

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Private Sector Engagement for WASH – The case of Mongolia: Corporate WASH Responsibility

According to the UN statistics, Mongolia is the least covered country in East Asia, in terms of coverage for water supply, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH). Lacking access to improved water and sanitation facilities accounted for roughly 40% of the total Mongolian population by 2015. This is a fundamental condition that…

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International
Mobilising finance for WASH: getting the foundation right

Mobilizing finance to address the SDG 6.1 and 6.2 financing gap successfully and sustainably will require more than innovative or sophisticated financial vehicles and mechanisms. To move to scale, private and public investment hinges on core foundational issues being addressed in the water sector by service providers,…

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Urban Water Management in Beijing and Copenhagen: Sustainability, Climate Resilience, and the Local Water Balance: Tackling Environmental and Sustainability Challenges

Cities play a critical role for the sustainable management of planetary freshwater. At the same time, cities need to adapt to climate change. This offers cities an opportunity to improve freshwater management. In this chapter, the authors describe the status of urban water management in Beijing and Copenhagen, from the…

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