Global Analysis and Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking-Water reports

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The Global Analysis and Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking-Water reports are UN-Water’s flagship monitoring publications that evaluate worldwide progress, challenges, and financing gaps in achieving universal access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene.

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instanceOf UN-Water flagship publication ⓘ
global monitoring report series ⓘ
water and sanitation sector assessment ⓘ
aimsTo assess global status of sanitation and drinking-water ⓘ
identify bottlenecks to achieving universal WASH coverage ⓘ
inform policy and decision-making in the WASH sector ⓘ
support resource allocation for WASH ⓘ
track commitments to WASH at global and national levels ⓘ
availableFrom UN-Water website ⓘ
World Health Organization website ⓘ
coordinatedBy World Health Organization ⓘ
focusesOn capacity gaps in the WASH sector ⓘ
enabling environment for WASH services ⓘ
equity in access to WASH services ⓘ
financing gaps in the WASH sector ⓘ
financing of water, sanitation and hygiene ⓘ
governance of water and sanitation ⓘ
human resources for WASH ⓘ
institutional arrangements for WASH ⓘ
monitoring and evaluation systems for WASH ⓘ
progress towards global WASH targets ⓘ
sector policy and planning for WASH ⓘ
support to national WASH policies and plans ⓘ
sustainability of WASH services ⓘ
geographicScope global ⓘ
hasAbbreviation GLAAS reports ⓘ
language English ⓘ
mainSubject WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) ⓘ
drinking-water ⓘ
hygiene ⓘ
sanitation ⓘ
universal access to safe water and sanitation ⓘ
medium digital report ⓘ
printed report ⓘ
partOf UN-Water global monitoring initiatives ⓘ
publisher UN-Water ⓘ
relatedTo Sustainable Development Goal 6 ⓘ
human right to safe drinking water ⓘ
human right to sanitation ⓘ
targetAudience civil society organizations ⓘ
donor agencies ⓘ
international development partners ⓘ
national policy-makers ⓘ
researchers in the WASH sector ⓘ
usesDataFrom UN agencies ⓘ
development partners ⓘ
international financial institutions ⓘ
national governments ⓘ

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