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WASH in Health Care Facilities: Global Baseline Report 2019
Rick Johnston johnstonr@who.int Tom Slaymaker tslaymaker@unicef.org
www.washdata.org
WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programmefor Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene
GenevaApril 2019
Global goals and targets related to WASH in health care facilities
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WASH in HCF: 2018 Call to ActionVisionEvery health facility has the necessary WASH services and practices in order to provide essential, quality health services for everyone, everywhere.
TargetsAt least 60% of all health care facilities globally and in each SDG region have basic WASH services by 2022, and 80% by 2025, with the ultimate aim of 100% by 2030.By 2021, all countries have completed and reported baseline WASH in HCF assessments, have set national targets that identify and act to reduce sub-national disparities and are developing or have developed and are implementing national standards.
WASH in HCF global reports
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WASH Service ladders
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Highlights
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Waste segregation
Basic WASH services in EURO region
Country Basic water
Basic sanitation
Basic hygiene
Basic waste management
Basic environmental
cleaning
Andorra 100 100
Armenia 39 41 69 97
Azerbaijan 100 48 100
Czechia 100 95 100 100
Estonia 100 100 100
Lithuania 100
Montenegro 100 85 100 100 80
San Marino 100 100 100 100
Serbia 96 73 100 100
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