WASH ROAD MAP
  • The collective
    • Historic
    • Strategy
    • Internal organisation >
      • Committees and Collective
      • Engaged actors
      • The Secretariat
    • Join us!
  • The initiatives
    • Information and knowledge >
      • 1.1 ''WASH Hub'' online platform
      • 1.2 Core data repository and tools
      • 1.3 WASH Severity Classification
      • 1.4 Accountability and Quality Approach
      • 1.5 Research and Innovation
    • Capacity and profesionnalisation >
      • 2.1 Training courses offerings WASH learning portal
      • 2.2 Competency framework-based certification mechanism
      • 2.3 Scaling up and localization for learning systems in humanitarian WASH
    • Coordination and partnership >
      • 3.2 Specialized expertise for the WASH sector
      • 3.3 Integration and coordination of WASH into public health issues
      • 3.4 Multi-sectoral integration and coordination of WASH
      • 3.5 Humanitarian Development Peace Nexus Framework
      • 3.6 Field Support Team
    • Funding and advocacy >
      • 4.1 Secretariat of the WASH Road Map
      • 4.2 Sector Development and Strenghtening
      • 4.3 Advocacy for sector strengthening
  • Call To Action
  • Sector News
    • External events and publications >
      • 2021 World Water Week
      • 2022 World Water Forum
      • UN 2023 Water Conference
    • Actors events and publications
    • Internal events >
      • Advocacy Virtual Coffee & Workshop
      • Funding Virtual Coffee
      • Groundwater&humanitarian aid panel discussion
      • Research Virtual Coffee
      • UN2023WC and GWS Virtual Coffee
  • Resources
    • Public documentation
    • Internal documentation

Strategy

In 2019, humanitarian assistance reached a global peak of people in need, with the WASH sector at the core of the response to emergencies. Too often, WASH responses have failed to meet defined humanitarian or sectoral standards owing to a lack of capacity, preparedness and funding, resulting in services and assistance that are not fully accountable and do not adequately address the priority needs and expectations of the people affected.
Now is the time to accelerate action to enhance the capacity of the WASH sector to provide high-quality and accountable responses, rooted in preparedness and resilience across the continuum of the humanitarian-development nexus. ​The WASH Road Map aims to embody such an idea: using a risk-informed approach builds resilience and mitigates the impacts of emergencies while strengthening disaster risk reduction, climate change and adaptation, and environmental protection, among other benefits. In addition, innovative, predictable and flexible multi-year funding of the humanitarian WASH response has the potential to maximize gains towards achieving the ambitious targets set for the sector by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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DOWNLOAD THE BRIEFING PAPER (from 2023) OF THE WASH ROAD MAP HERE (in process, will be available soon)

4 working groups - 16 Initiatives

1. Information & Knowledge
​Management

1.1 ''WASH Hub'' online platform
1.2 Core data repository and tools
1.3 WASH Severity Index
1.4 WASH Accountability and Assurance
1.5 Research and innovation

3. Coordination &
​Partnerships

3.2 Specialized WASH expertise
3.3 Integ. & coord. of public health emergencies
3.4 Multi-sectoral integ. & coord. of WASH
3.5 Hum. / dev / peace nexus framework
3.6 field support team

2. Capacity Development &
​Professionalization

2.1 WASH learning portal
2.2 Competency certification mechanism
2.3 Scaling up & localization for learning system

4. Resource Mobilization &
​Advocacy

4.1 WASH Road map secretariat
4.2 Sector funding
4.3 Sector advocacy
  • The collective
    • Historic
    • Strategy
    • Internal organisation >
      • Committees and Collective
      • Engaged actors
      • The Secretariat
    • Join us!
  • The initiatives
    • Information and knowledge >
      • 1.1 ''WASH Hub'' online platform
      • 1.2 Core data repository and tools
      • 1.3 WASH Severity Classification
      • 1.4 Accountability and Quality Approach
      • 1.5 Research and Innovation
    • Capacity and profesionnalisation >
      • 2.1 Training courses offerings WASH learning portal
      • 2.2 Competency framework-based certification mechanism
      • 2.3 Scaling up and localization for learning systems in humanitarian WASH
    • Coordination and partnership >
      • 3.2 Specialized expertise for the WASH sector
      • 3.3 Integration and coordination of WASH into public health issues
      • 3.4 Multi-sectoral integration and coordination of WASH
      • 3.5 Humanitarian Development Peace Nexus Framework
      • 3.6 Field Support Team
    • Funding and advocacy >
      • 4.1 Secretariat of the WASH Road Map
      • 4.2 Sector Development and Strenghtening
      • 4.3 Advocacy for sector strengthening
  • Call To Action
  • Sector News
    • External events and publications >
      • 2021 World Water Week
      • 2022 World Water Forum
      • UN 2023 Water Conference
    • Actors events and publications
    • Internal events >
      • Advocacy Virtual Coffee & Workshop
      • Funding Virtual Coffee
      • Groundwater&humanitarian aid panel discussion
      • Research Virtual Coffee
      • UN2023WC and GWS Virtual Coffee
  • Resources
    • Public documentation
    • Internal documentation