This document is a report of the National WASH Fit training held in Adama town in Ethiopia, from 15-19 of May 2023. Find more in the report.
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Regional WASH Fit training in Nairobi on (20-24) March-Report
WHO’s AFRO and UNICEF ESARO regional offices hosted a five-day training in Nairobi-Kenya from the 20th to 24th of March 2023 focusing on training trainers’ who are involved in improving WASH services in healthcare facilities, infection prevention, and quality of care. Find the agenda of the training attached.
Situational Analysis of WASH in Health Care Facilities of Sudan (2022)
Rwanda Medical Waste Management Plan (MWMP) (2017)
Waste management guidelines as part of a Stunting Prevention and Reduction Project (SPRP) in selected districts of Rwanda in 2017
WASH FIT Training Report – Kigali, Rwanda
Report of a one day WASH FIT training organised by Ministry of Health with WHO Rwanda in May 2019.
HeRAMS Mali : Rapport de référence 2020
Cartographie exhaustive des formations sanitaires, de la disponibilité des services essentiels et des barrières à leur prestation
HeRAMS Mali – Rapport de mise à jour Avril 2022
Statut opérationnel du système de santé
Cartographie détaillée des formations sanitaires, de la disponibilité des services essentiels et des barrières à leur prestation
Report of WASH FIT Training in Maputo City, Mozambique on July 2022
The Health Service of Maputo City organized a capacity building training on WASHFIT with technical and financial support from WHO in collaboration with Department of Environmental Health from the Ministry of Health and UNICEF.
Report of 2022 Sector Ministers’ Meeting
The Sanitation and Water for All global partnership has published the 2022 Report of Sector Ministers’ meeting which documents the organization’s most ambitious event to date.
National Microplanning Handbook for WASH in Healthcare Facilities in Uganda (2022)
Presented in the report are national, regional and district analyses of WASH in HCFs using data collected by Ministry of Health (Environmental Health Department) with support from UNICEF from 4,272 healthcare facilities across 136 districts in the country.