Unicef Water

06/09/2026

And if Audrey Hepburn says it!

, access to safe and clean water.

06/03/2026

Do Invisible children in forgotten conflicts have the same rights as our children?.. Humanitarian law is not just a theoretical fancy construct. Would you like to know more about the concrete impact on the life of children, when parties in a conflict don’t uphold to humanitarian law? Listen to UNICEF’s WASH Chief in Sudan ..

06/03/2026

Curious to hear what the youth asked UNICEF’s senior experts about WASH?

05/29/2026

Watch UNICEF wash at the High Level Political Dialogue on Water and Sanitation in Africa, live from the UN headquarters in NY

Eva Kouassi-Komlan

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French
Public URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6C-gYUDGbc
Public URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHMIMm_jKj0

Dialogue politique de haut niveau dans le cadre de la série de dialogues sur l'Afrique 2026 La série de dialogues sur l'Afrique (ADS) 2025 s'achève le 29 mai...

05/29/2026

🩸A global movement is building to move menstrual health from the margins to the mainstream.

Across regions and sectors, governments, UN agencies, civil society, youth advocates and partners are coming together around a new Shared Agenda for Action on Menstrual Health.

Why? Because menstrual health is not only about hygiene products. It is deeply connected to education, health, WASH, gender equality, economic participation, climate resilience and human dignity. Yet despite progress, over 500 million women and girls still face unmet menstrual health needs worldwide.

The Shared Agenda aims to:
🔹 Increase political prioritization and investment
🔹 Strengthen accountability and evidence
🔹 Break stigma and harmful social norms
🔹 Elevate adolescent and youth voices
🔹 Build stronger cross-sector collaboration

This is a collective effort — and consultations are now underway across regions. We invite governments, practitioners, youth leaders, researchers, civil society and partners to help shape the agenda and drive meaningful action.

Menstrual health is not a side issue. It is a development priority.

🌍🩸 The global consultation for the Shared Agenda for Action on Menstrual Health and Hygiene is now open. This Shared Agenda has been developed by UNICEF, the Global Menstrual Collective, and partners from 50+ countries. It aims to guide evidence informed global action on menstrual health in th...

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

🩸It’s not just a girls’ business. PERIOD!

05/28/2026

It is not just a girls’s business. PERIOD! 🩸

05/19/2026

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05/19/2026

🌍 What do you think is the most strategic infrastructure Africa can build for its future?

In her interview for the Africa Dialogue Series, Laila Omar Gad, Head of the UNICEF AU & EU Liaison Office, reflected on the central role of children and youth in Africa’s development journey:

“The most strategic infrastructure Africa can build for its future may not only be roads or energy systems, but healthy, educated and resilient children — and this starts with Water, Sanitation and Hygiene.”

Safe water and sanitation underpin:
🌾 Food security
⚡ Energy resilience
📚 Education
🕊️ Peace and stability
🌍 Climate resilience
👧🏾 Human capital and youth opportunity As Sub-theme 3 of the Africa Dialogue Series 2026 begins, we are invited to think more broadly about the role of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in shaping Africa’s future.

💧 Water and Sanitation for Peace, Energy and Food Security

Throughout the week, UNICEF will contribute:
🎥 Field stories from across Africa
🎤 Expert interviews and leadership reflections
💡 Perspectives on WASH, resilience, youth, and peace

📺 Watch the full interview here: https://www.un.org/osaa/en/ads-2026-week-3-day-2