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Environmental conditions in health care facilities in low- and middle-income countries: Coverage and inequalities
26.03.2018
This paper presents the first coverage estimates of environmental conditions and standard precaution items in HCFs in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and explores factors associated with low coverage.
Facility Evaluation Tool for WASH in Institutions (FACET) Manual
26.03.2018
An assessment tool that uses recommended JMP core indicators for health care facilities
Moving WASH in HCF from Assessment to Action: What are the Solutions?
26.03.2018
Meeting Reports from a side event at UNC, October 2017
Report of the Uganda HMIS review for harmonisation of WASH indicators
26.03.2018
Uganda review their HMIS every 5 years. This report explains the process of integrating WASH indicators into their HMIS.
Technical session: WHO Global Learning Laboratory for Quality Universal Health Coverage
26.03.2017
Presentations given at the Global Learning Event on WASH in HCF Nepal, 2017.
Technical session: Leveraging WASH to improve the quality of maternal and newborn health care in health care facilities
26.03.2017
Presentations given at the Global Learning Event on WASH in HCF Nepal, 2017.
Baseline assessments for Maternal and Newborn Health and WASH services: Process in three countries
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
Developing and implementing revised Tool Box for assessment of Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Urban Healthcare Facilities beyond Labour room
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
Are data available to monitor the SDGs for WASH in schools and health care facilities in the Latin America and Caribbean region?
26.03.2017
A scoping study by the WHO and UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme.
Improving water, sanitation and hygiene in health-care facilities, Liberia
26.03.2017
A summary of the approach taken by the Liberian MOH and some lessons learnt to improve WASH in HCF post Ebola.
