Eight practical steps have been identified that countries can take at the national and sub-national level to improve WASH in health care facilities. These include national assessments and analyses, development of roadmaps, and targets and standards for WASH in health care facilities.
Including water, sanitation and hygiene in health care facilities!
Read MoreIn recent months, WASH in health care facilities has been receiving more attention with articles published in the media and new blogs and videos. Below you will find links to recent articles and publications. The monthly WASH in HCF newsletter also includes links to recent articles. If you do not already receive the newsletter, please […]
Read MoreWHO and UNICEF held a short webinar on 26th November 2019 to provide an update on progress following the 2019 global meeting on WASH in health care facilities,. The webinar also featured the Government of Zambia talking about their recent activities. Further webinars will be held in 2020. Details will be shared on this site.
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.@wateraid are working towards an update of their Compendium of Accessible WASH Technologies for household #WASH facilities in rural households Take the survey to provide input https://t.co/dM2ZmiIcSi
Compendium of accessible WASH technologies | WASH Matters
This compendium presents low-cost technologies to improve the accessibility of household water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities. It is desig...
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Join us, @WHO & the Cambodian National Institute of Public Health at the Prince Mahidol Award Conference on 29/1 to discuss links between national quality policy & strategy.
Topics will include securing the basics, with a focus on #WASH in healthcare facilities. #PMAC #WASHinHCF
Making the case for water, sanitation & hygiene even more urgent for those in #LMIC who are at risk of #infection #sepsis Shocking figures @WHOAFRO #WASHinHCF
Presenting now #CCR20—First #GBDStudy estimates of #sepsis incident cases (49 million in 2017) & mortality (11 million in 2017) are twice that thought previously; highlighting need for greater prevention and treatment especially in sub-Saharan Africa @IHME https://t.co/vSwZVshhmt
