WASH

Access to WASH includes safe water, adequate sanitation and hygiene education. This can reduce illness and death, and also reduce poverty and improve socio-economic development.

UNICEF and Social Vision Services (SVS) worked jointly on WASH activities in Ayeyarwaddy Division after Nargis Cyclone. The aim of the project is to provide humanitarian assistance to children for their basic pre and primary education. SVS team will implement the project with local volunteers supported technical and monitoring from external sources (UN agencies, INGOs). SVS has good relationship in both (Non-Government Controlled Area, Government Controlled Area). SVS will closely coordinate with Local Authorities, UN agencies, INGOs, LNGOs and VDC from targeted villages.

At the heart of CLTS lies the recognition that merely providing toilets does not guarantee their use, nor result in improved sanitation and hygiene. Earlier approaches to sanitation prescribed high initial standards and offered subsidies as an incentive.At the heart of CLTS lies the recognition that merely providing toilets does not guarantee their use, nor result in improved sanitation and hygiene. Earlier approaches to sanitation prescribed high initial standards and offered subsidies as an incentive.At the heart of CLTS lies the recognition that merely providing toilets does not guarantee their use, nor result in improved sanitation and hygiene. Earlier approaches to sanitation prescribed high initial standards and offered subsidies as an incentive.

Events

2018 World Water Day celebration held in Nay Pyi Taw