Pakistan

Pakistan

In 2018, the launch of the Prime Minister’s flagship programme Clean Green Pakistan Movement provided an opportunity to accelerate attainment of water and sanitation targets and to provide institutional strengthening and behaviour change for effective service delivery. The CGPM is a people’s movement seeking institutional strengthening for effective service delivery and behavioural change with a focus on: Total Sanitation and Safe Water; Solid Liquid Waste Management; Hygiene; and Plantation.

Wash JMP sanitation & hygiene - household
Sanitation stats
Open defecation
10%
Unimproved
20%
Limited
10%
Basic
60%
Safely managed
N/A
Hygiene stats
No facility
8%
Limited
32%
Basic
60%
Wash JMP sanitation & hygiene - health care facilities
Sanitation stats
Open defecation
N/A
Unimproved
N/A
Limited
N/A
Basic
N/A
Safely managed
N/A
Hygiene stats
No facility
N/A
Limited
N/A
Basic
N/A
Country data
Rural population (% of total population)
63
GDP
278,221.91

Our Engagement in Pakistan

Our countrywide priorities are in line with the national level road map and focus on: 

  • Addressing inequalities and fostering collaborations and partnerships, with focus on CSOs, through the SWA Mutual Accountability Mechanism.
  • Informing national progression towards SDG 6.2 and focus on scale: extending technical and financial support to the CGPM through the establishment and strengthening WASH sector coordination mechanism; the development of a national level engagement plan of sector stakeholders, and guidelines for Menstrual Health and Hygiene and sanitation ambassadors and champions. 
  • South-South learning and convening for Leaving No One Behind.
  • Societal engagement and multi-partner strategies for the promotion of Menstrual Health and Hygiene. 

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News & Stories

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News

MHM: Father figures implored to act

Credit: WSSCC/Patrick England In Uganda, the International Menstrual Hygiene Day was celebrated on Friday 6th May. Actors called upon...

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