WATER AND SANITATION AND HYGIENE

About this project

Communities, especially those close to targeted health centres and schools, achieve open defecation free status, have access to sustainable water services, adequate sanitation services and improved hygiene practices and benefit from scalable service delivery models with an emphasis on the needs of women and girls.

Published by

UNICEF · Multilateral

Countries

Guinea-Bissau

Sectors

Basic sanitationEnvironmental policy and administrative managementBasic drinking water supply and basic sanitationMulti-hazard response preparednessWater sector policy and administrative managementBasic drinking water supply

Focus

Gender equality · Main focus

Places

Guinea Bissau, Guinea-Bissau

Funded by

Japan, Guinea-Bissau, Global - Water Sanitation & Hygiene, UNICEF Regular Resources, GAVI The Vaccine Alliance, Spanish Committee for UNICEF, WFP - World Food Programme, United States Fund for UNICEF, Canada

Implemented by

DIRECCAO GERAL DE PLANO UNICEF, IP not published, CRUZ VERMELHA DA GUINE BISSAU, RADIO DJAN DJAN VOZ DAS ILHAS, UNICEF, MINISTERIO DA EDUCACAO UNICEF, KONHENGUENA, ONG NADEL OXFAM AMERICA, DIRECCAO GERAL DOS RECURSOS HIDRICOS, ASPAAB ASSOCIACAO DE SANEAMENTO BASICO PROTECCAO DA AGUA E AMBIENTE BAFATA

Published by UNICEF to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 24 Sept 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XM-DAC-41122-Guinea Bissau-6850/A0/05/100/004.

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