Sep. 5th 2023: Launching event of the Hum. Dev. Peace Nexus Joint Operational Framework
The JOF sets out the thinking, a theory of change and key steps for putting the nexus approach into practice within the WASH sector along with establishing strong linkages with the integrated water resource management sector. It provides practical support to WASH programmes to build capacities relating to resilience, conflict sensitivity and peace (where feasible and relevant) within WASH systems, by applying the nexus approach in combination with other programmatic approaches.
The ultimate objective is to reduce people’s unmet needs, risk and vulnerabilities within the context of the WASH sector, increase their resilience, minimise harm and build peace. Register here.
The JOF sets out the thinking, a theory of change and key steps for putting the nexus approach into practice within the WASH sector along with establishing strong linkages with the integrated water resource management sector. It provides practical support to WASH programmes to build capacities relating to resilience, conflict sensitivity and peace (where feasible and relevant) within WASH systems, by applying the nexus approach in combination with other programmatic approaches.
The ultimate objective is to reduce people’s unmet needs, risk and vulnerabilities within the context of the WASH sector, increase their resilience, minimise harm and build peace. Register here.
Dec. 7th 2022: Virtual Coffee #6 - Research and Innovation
For this 6th edition, WASH Road Map actors of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the Tufts University have presented initiative 1.5, including its main goals, different phases, current status, budgetisation, and more. They both integrated this initiative into the landscape of humanitarian WASH research. View the recording here.
For this 6th edition, WASH Road Map actors of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the Tufts University have presented initiative 1.5, including its main goals, different phases, current status, budgetisation, and more. They both integrated this initiative into the landscape of humanitarian WASH research. View the recording here.
Dec. 5th 2022: Panel Discussion - Groundwater and Humanitarian Aid
The 1st ever WASH Road Map panel discussion (hybrid) was organised in collaboration with Solidarités International on Monday December 5th 2022, the day before the launch of the UN-Water Groundwater Summit. Elisabeth Lictevout from the IGRAC and Geraint Burrows and Lucy Whitley from Groundwater Relief offered an exclusive discussion on groundwater ressources and crises context. View the recording here.
The 1st ever WASH Road Map panel discussion (hybrid) was organised in collaboration with Solidarités International on Monday December 5th 2022, the day before the launch of the UN-Water Groundwater Summit. Elisabeth Lictevout from the IGRAC and Geraint Burrows and Lucy Whitley from Groundwater Relief offered an exclusive discussion on groundwater ressources and crises context. View the recording here.
Sept. 7th 2022: Virtual Coffee #5 - Humanitarian WASH Funding
The 5th Road Map Virtual Coffee was held on Wednesday September 7th 2022. It offered un update on initiative 4.2 on a WASH fund, including the results of the Global Health Vision consultancy. View the recording and learn about the initiative's next steps here
The 5th Road Map Virtual Coffee was held on Wednesday September 7th 2022. It offered un update on initiative 4.2 on a WASH fund, including the results of the Global Health Vision consultancy. View the recording and learn about the initiative's next steps here
May and June 2022: Virtual Coffee #4 - WASH Road Map Advocacy
The 4th Road Map Virtual Coffee was held on Tuesday 31 May 2022. It offered un update on initiative 4.3 on advocacy. View the recording and learn about the initiative's next steps here
The 4th Road Map Virtual Coffee was held on Tuesday 31 May 2022. It offered un update on initiative 4.3 on advocacy. View the recording and learn about the initiative's next steps here
Ongoing WASH Road Map project:
As the WRM timeline has been set to 2021-2025, 2023 marks its half. In order to evaluate, learn, and adapt, the WASH Road Map has kick-started a Mid-Term Review, an internal process led by an independent consultant, to analyse the implementation of the WRM strategy. The MTR has started in November 2022 and its final report was shared in July 2023. In September, a workshop in which all WRM actors are invited will take place to redesign the WRM.
As the WRM timeline has been set to 2021-2025, 2023 marks its half. In order to evaluate, learn, and adapt, the WASH Road Map has kick-started a Mid-Term Review, an internal process led by an independent consultant, to analyse the implementation of the WRM strategy. The MTR has started in November 2022 and its final report was shared in July 2023. In September, a workshop in which all WRM actors are invited will take place to redesign the WRM.