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Global Progress Report on WASH, Waste and Electricity in Health Care Facilities
24.09.2025
Implementation of the water
and sanitation for health facility
improvement tool (WASH FIT):
global report
13.02.2025
Consensus Statement on WASH, waste and electricity in health care facilities
13.02.2025
Global Framework for Action 2024–2030 for water, sanitation, hygiene, waste and electricity services in all health care facilities
29.05.2024
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Myanmar: WASH in HCF Systems analysis
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
Cambodia: Addressing the Enabling Environment: Systems Analysis and Change
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
Ethiopia: Clean and Safe Health facility (CASH) Initiative
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
Clean Clinic Approach (CCA)
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
The Gambia: Soapbox Collaborative Basic Environmental Hygiene Training Package Pilot
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
Mali: Building on experiences of WaSH in Health Care Facilities
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
From Assessment to Action: WASH in HCF Conditions in Zambia, Uganda, and Malawi
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
Malawi – Deliver Life project: Improving access to, and use of, sustainable WASH services in communities and health facilities for increased Maternal and Neonatal Health
26.03.2017
A case study presented at the Global Learning Event, Nepal, 2017.
Where has WASH FIT been used so far?
26.03.2017
Selected examples of WASH FIT implementation, as of March 2017.
Unpacking the enabling factors for hand, cord and birth-surface hygiene in Zanzibar maternity units
26.03.2017
As more women opt for institutional delivery, improving basic hygiene becomes an essential part of preventative strategies for reducing puerperal and newborn sepsis. This research in Zanzibar provides an in-depth picture of the state of hygiene on maternity wards to inform action.
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