WaterAid a participé à la conférence de Women Deliver parce que la voix des femmes est essentielle à la mise en place de toilettes et de sources d'eau sûres, privées, accessibles et fonctionnelles pour tous. Tout au long de la conférence et des événements associés, nous avons montré comment l'eau, l'assainissement et l'hygiène (EAH) sont essentiels pour lutter contre les inégalités entre les genres et garantir le pouvoir et l'autonomie des femmes et des filles partout dans le monde.

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La conférence 2019 de Women Deliver, la principale organisation internationale axée sur les droits, la santé et le bien-être des femmes et des filles, s'est tenue du 3 au 6 juin à Vancouver, au Canada. Environ 7 000 délégués, médias et leaders mondiaux y ont participé, et WaterAid s'est jointe à eux pour souligner à quel point les services d'EAH sont fondamentaux pour la santé et le bien-être des femmes et des filles, leur éducation et leur participation à la prise de décision. 

WaterAid events at Women Deliver 2023

Water, sanitation and hygiene: the foundation for women's health and gender equality

Global speakers from WASH, health and women's rights shared insights on key opportunities, gaps and drivers to stimulate a collective conversation on what is needed to build a cohesive and empowering global agenda on WASH and women's health

Strengthening national monitoring for action on menstrual health and hygiene

In this event donors, government representatives, menstrual health and hygiene (MHH) experts and researchers came together to learn more about monitoring and improve the menstrual lives of girls and women around the world.

Uniting for menstrual justice to advance gender equality

Menstrual justice is essential for gender equality! In this event, the Global Menstrual Collective, Irise International and Irise Institute East Africa came together to frame a powerful call to action for menstrual justice for all

Resources

Equality, inclusion and rights framework

Our framework sets out our position, approach and programme standards for our work on equality, inclusion and human rights.

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Integrating gender equality into community water, sanitation and hygiene projects

These guidance notes aim to support companies, NGOs and implementing partners to turn strategic commitments on community WASH and gender equality into integrated projects.

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Gender equality and climate resilience: foundations for water, sanitation and hygiene for all

This new report highlights some key opportunities and approaches for fully integrating gender and climate change into WASH systems, and efforts to expand them, for everyone to have access to 2030.

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Our journey so far towards being a gender transformative organisation

As part of our commitment and journey towards being a gender-transformative organisation, we undertook a global thematic review to explore and learn from our gender equality work.

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Menstrual health in East Asia and the Pacific: regional progress review 

Our study with UNICEF and the Burnet Institute reviews progress made in policy and programming towards supporting menstrual health needs across the East Asia and Pacific region between 2016 and 2022.

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Women’s rights to water and sanitation: elements of a joint action agenda

This policy brief identifies concrete steps policymakers can take to advance the rights of women, girls, trans and non-binary people through increased access to water, sanitation and hygiene.

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The gendered impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on women and girls

In collaboration with the University of Leeds and FEMNET, we conducted research to better understand the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on different gender and populations groups.

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Women and water: on the frontline of climate change

This webinar discussed data and evidence, pathways for gender equality and the essential element of gender-responsive climate finance that includes investment in WASH.

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Top image: Landiniaina, known as Holy, and her youngest daughter Sarobidy, collect water at the tap outside their house in Analamanga region, Madagascar. March 2023.