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Annual Report 2010 Togo

Annual report of the WASH Coalition in Togo for 2010.

Togo
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31 December 2010

Use of menstrual cup by adolescent girls and women: Potential benefits and key challenges, Kenya

This policy brief  explores the potential benefits that can accrue from providing adolescent girls and women with safe, affordable, and convenient materials (such as the menstrual cup) for menstrual management.

Publications
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Publisher: APHCR
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PDF

Report and photo collection of activities in 2010

The Pakistan WASH Coalition worked closely with Federal Ministries, provincial and local governments, international agencies, civil society organizations, and partner schools across Pakistan during 2010.

Pakistan
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31 December 2010

Guidance on Water Supply and Sanitation in Extreme Weather Events

This guidnance is intended to provide an overview on why and how adaptation policies should consider the new vulnerabilities and risks for health and the environment which arise from water and waste services management in adverse weather events.

Publications
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Publisher: UNECE, WHO/ EUROPE
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English
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PDF, PDF

Speech by Engr. Ebele Okeke, CFR, Water and Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC) Water and Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) Ambassador for Nigeria

Engr. Ebele Okeke is committed to improving sanitation and hygiene practices in Nigeria, and throughout Africa. She advocates for the development, financing and implementation of a National plan for Sanitation in Nigeria involving all stakeholders from federal, state, local government, development partners and the civil society.

Author: Engr. Ebele Okeke

Regional WASH Media Journalists Network in West Africa

The regional network will act as a platform to share knowledge and experience between journalists, work together at key moments for maximum campaigning impact, amplify the voices of the poor, support national networks and project WASH issues at the regional, continental and international level.

Sector Initiatives

WSSCC teams up with WaterAid to support journalists in West Africa

The regional network will act as a platform to share knowledge and experience between journalists, work together at key moments for maximum campaigning impact, amplify the voices of the poor, support national networks and project WASH issues at the regional, continental and international level.

22 December 2010