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Evidence for WASH in HCF (World Bank Report 02/24): Poor water & sanitation in HCF is estimated to have caused over 320,000 excess deaths in 9 countries of Eastern and Southern Africa in 2022, costing at least US$6 billion, or 1.14 percent of combined GDP. Fixing the problem is cost-effective, with a benefit-cost ratio of 5.8.
Events & Trainings | Organization | Date | Time | Attendance | Comments |
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WASH Sector August Coordination Meeting | TBA | TBA | TBA |
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Jacob Kipkeny | Martha Gatimu | WASH Sector Kenya |
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Meeting Date | Resources |
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WASH Sector Meeting 06.02.2024 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 28.11.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 31.10.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 26.09.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 29.08.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 27.06.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 30.05.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 25.04.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 23.03.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 23.02.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meeting 31.01.2023 | |
WASH Sector Meetings 2022 |
Kenya + 2 more
Overview of the Situation Kenya has experienced five consecutive below-average rainy seasons, causing the longest and most severe drought in recent history and driving rapidly rising humanitarian needs across the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) region. An…
Kenya
Context Overview The Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) region of Kenya has experienced four back-to-back below-average rainy seasons, leading to the longest drought in at least 40 years and leaving at least 4.2 million people in need…
Kenya
SITUATION UPDATE Communities in the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) in Kenya are struggling to recover from five consecutive seasons of below average rainfall. Despite the March to May long rains, which yielded some improvement, needs remain…
