(f) Water supply

Water and environmental sanitation

b) Provision of clean water

Food without water, or water without health care, is an ineffective response for populations in need.

And governments have not been able to provide clean water.

(i) Support to water supply and sanitation services

These programmes also cover grazing water, forestry and agriculture.

Progress was made in implementing the Water for African Cities and Water for Asian Cities programmes.

Providing catalytic and continuous support for scaling up sustainable WASH programmes

Although serious water resource limitations had prevented mass availability to the region, Israel's efforts would be instrumental in increasing the water flow.

Mao was well aware of the human cost of these water conservancy campaigns.

Promoting safe and sustainable water supplies through improved water resources management

WASH emergency preparedness

UNICEF water, sanitation and hygiene strategy

Provide funding for activities in sanitation and water supply.

The UNICEF contribution to WASH

(ii) Support to WASH in schools

(c) Women Leaders for WASH.

(c) The need to account for political and social implications of private participation in water provision.

(vii) Supporting existing regional and interregional initiatives such as the Global Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for all (WASH) programme for water and sanitation

Information and support will also be provided for the training of WASH focal points.

We also believe it extremely important to ensure the immediate provision of safe drinking water and emergency health services.

Indeed, one of the most burdensome daily chores of African women is providing a family with water.

Provision of potable water is becoming more difficult throughout the mission area.

Providing WASH in schools directly meets both requirements.

(iii) Providing additional resources, as appropriate, for regional and subregional initiatives, such as the African Water Facility

Consultations on water for Eastern European cities were initiated, while training and capacity building for water supply management was carried out in eight countries.

Country offices implementing the basic WASH package will rely heavily on WASH professionals in other countries in the region, regional offices and headquarters.

(e) To promote the provision of clean water in all communities for all their children, as well as universal access to sanitation

Figure 2 Three pillars for effective and sustainable WASH programmes

(b) The African Ministers' Initiative on WASH.

UNICEF and NGOs were aiming at a further increase in the water supply in the rural areas and shelters for displaced persons.

Also important is the provision of infrastructure, especially potable water, since water provision, even in urban areas, tends to be a female responsibility.

Promoting a balanced national WASH programming framework

(Afghanistan) providing training to promote vegetable cultivation at kitchen gardens among impoverished families repairing water channels for irrigation measures.

Integrated water resources management plans could provide a broad framework to encompass not only water supply and waste water treatment, but also the development of other options, such as demand side management and waste water recycling and reuse.

(b) Increasing the provision of safe drinking water and development of healthy sewage systems in various regions of the Arab countries.

Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) Belgium carries out limited water, sanitation and health activities.

School improvement activities through provision of water and sanitation facilities were carried out including the provision of locally procured furniture to all new schools in the north east and the north west.

In Bangladesh, arsenic mitigation efforts in 45 districts led to full coverage with safe water, coupled with rigourous water quality surveillance.

The initiative had been the result of discussions held during the United Nations European Space Agency Austria Symposium on Water for the World Space Solutions for Water Management (A AC.105 844).

(i) Recurrent publications annual reports documenting cases of unlawful evictions (2) Water and Sanitation in the World's Cities (1) Water for Cities quarterly newsletter (8)

This precipitation has helped provide the abundant water for Latvia's many rivers and lakes, but it has created many problems as well.

Further cooperation will be provided in the area of water management, since industrial effluents are a major source of pollution to rivers.

A prerequisite for education and development, a community priority and a human right