Transforming WASH at sectoral level
The WASH Road Map (WRM) 2020-2025
With strengthened collective commitment, the Road Map implementation plan consists of eight innovative initiatives, each led by one or more partner agencies. The collective includes a range of actors from NGOs and international organisations to the public sector and research institutes, all contributing to its vision of a humanitarian WASH sector equipped with the capacity and resources to deliver qualitative responses at scale, anywhere and anytime.
Why does this project matter?
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people live in water-stressed countries
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people drink contaminated drinking water
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litres of clean water are needed per person per day
What is RedR’s role?
RedR is hosting the WASH Road Map Secretariat
In our role hosting the Secretariat, we remain committed to spearheading innovative change, working in collaboration with leading organisations in the sector such as UNICEF, World Vision, and ICRC.
The WASH Road Map Feasibility Report
The study mapped the current landscape of WASH solutions and identified gaps. We assessed feasibility, relevance, and financial sustainability of different solutions, focusing on resource availability, stakeholder needs, and potential for scaling solutions. The final report details strategies, success factors, and obstacles for scaling the initiatives, along with recommendations for future project phases.
We also developed a concept note to guide implementation phases, including strategy, workplan, and methodology.