More Resources
Self-Supply Resources
See this major 2018 evaluation of self-supply acceleration underway in Ethiopia:
Self-supply End-line Evaluation
Strategic WASH Publications |
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| GLAAS Report
The United Nations and World Health Organization’s assessment of sanitation and drinking water conditions and programs
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UNICEF WASH Annual Report
UNICEF’s annual update on its global WASH program
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| Safeguarding the World’s Water
Annual report on USAID water sector activities
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A Review of U.S. Efforts in Water and Sanitation
2011 Working paper by Duke University’s Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions on the U.S. Government’s WASH efforts.
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| The Senator Paul Simon Water for the Poor Act
A series of documents analyzing implementation of the 2005 legislation. International Housing Coalition report – 2011 CARE/NRDC/WaterAid Report Card – 2012 NRDC, WaterAid, CARE et al. report – 2010
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A Silent Tsunami
2006 Aspen Institute and Nicholas Institute report on water and sanitation challenges, goals, and solutions. A Silent Tsunami Revisited – 2011
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| ONE Data Report – 2011
A statistical analysis of the G8 and EU’s development commitments to sub-Saharan Africa.
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Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review
USAID’s evaluation of global trends and U.S. responses in diplomacy and international development.
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| World Water Day Advocacy Guide
World Water Day’s guide to improving advocacy and action for water and food security. |
Raising Clean Hands – UNICEF WASH in Schools
WASH in Schools is UNICEF’s effort to improve health, school attendance, and equality though improved water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities. Communications Strategy – 2010 Advancing Health, Learning and Equity through WASH in Schools -2012 Maintaining the Momentum: Advancing Health, Learning and Equity through WASH in Schools -2014 |
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Global Waters – Archive USAID’s update on several global WASH development projects.
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Collective Impact Study on MWA Ethiopia Program, 2004-2012 – Susan Davis, Improve International Assesses whether, and how, the collaborative work under the MWA structure adds value to the process and outcomes of the program. |
| USAID Kenya
WASH is a Key Ingredient in Tackling |
WHO Achieving Quality Universal Health Coverage through Better Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Services in Health Care Facilities |
U.S. Government and multilateral WASH websites
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| USAID | World Bank – Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) |
Member SitesEl Porvenir Food for the Hungry Global Water HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation IRC International Water & Sanitation Centre Living Water International Pure Water for the World |
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Technical Designs |
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| WASH in Schools Monitoring Package – UNICEF
A resource for WASH and education professionals
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WASHTech
A group of the IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre that aims to bring innovative technologies to Africa to increase access to improved water and sanitation
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| Water Point Mapper – WaterAid
A free tool designed for WASH organizations to produce
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Akvopedia
A resource open to editing that includes technical and strategic approaches for water and sanitation projects
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| WASH-FIT Tool
WHO and UNICEF have developed the Water and Sanitation for Health Facility Improvement Tool (WASH FIT) to assist facilities in systematically addressing risks associated with WASH and continually monitoring and improving services.
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Rural Water Supply Network
The Rural Water Supply Network (RWSN) is the global network of professionals and practitioners working to raise standards of knowledge and evidence, technical and professional competence, practice and policy in rural water supply and so fulfill the vision of sustainable rural water services for all |