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South Sudan


 

South Sudan joined the SWA partnership in 2012. South Sudan joined the SWA partnership in 2012.Through a government led multi-stakeholder process, South Sudan is committed to strengthen its collaborative approach that would put into practice with all State and non-State actors, including the involvement of communities in planning and implementing sanitation related interventions. Strengthen coordinated inter-ministerial approach to mobilize and secure comprehensive and full support and strong government leadership for achieving SDG 6.2 on sanitation coverage and strengthen M&E in WASH sector.

Commitments by the government

Collaborative approach put into practice with all state and non-state actors, including involved communities in planning and implementing sanitation related interventions.
Reviewing progress
Coordinate inter-ministerial approach to mobilize and secure comprehensive and full support and strong government leadership for achieving SDG 6.2 on sanitation coverage
Reviewing progress
Development of the sanitation and hygiene road map.
Reviewing progress
Strengthen M&E in the WASH sector
Reviewing progress
Strengthening of the WASH information management system.
Reviewing progress
Mr. Peter Mahal
Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation
Government
Modi Alphonse
Program Director, Rural Water and Sanitation Support Agency (RUWASSA)
Civil Society

Documents

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Key documents Type
CSO South Sudan - UN 2023 Water Conference
South Sudan - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile 2020
Regional Roadmap for Africa

Webinars

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Making WASH a political and financial priority in a time of COVID-19

Making WASH a political and financial priority in a time of COVID-19

On 9 April, SWA organised a global webinar entitled “Making WASH a political and financial priority in the time of COVID-19”...
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