Recipe for success: how policy makers can integrate water, sanitation and hygiene into actions to end malnutrition
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- Recipe for success
- Recipe for success – appendix
- Recipe for success – social media toolkit
- Cambodia country profile
- Chad country profile
- Ethiopia country profile
- Laos country profile
- Mali country profile
- Namibia country profile
- Niger country profile
- Nigeria country profile
- Zimbabwe country profile
- La recette du succès
- La recette du succès – annexe
- La recette du succès – outils de social media
- Profil du pays – Mali
- Profil du pays – Niger
- Profil du pays - Tchad
- A receita para o êxito
- A receita para o êxito – anexo
At current rates of progress, the world will not meet the Sustainable Development Goal to end malnutrition by 2030. In this report, Action Against Hunger, SHARE and WaterAid assert that the integration of action on nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) is fundamental to the recipe for success.
By analysing the approaches governments and donors are taking, we highlight ways in which progress is being made, and we call on decision-makers to shift mindsets, change ways of working, and invest now in effective integration to improve child health.
Building on last year’s The missing ingredients report, this report highlights why WASH is essential for nutrition, and how integration could be strengthened. Through an analysis of nutrition and WASH plans and policies in ten countries, we identify gaps and ways of working. The report highlights where there has been effective integration at the policy level and how improvements can be made. It also includes an analysis of donor initiatives and to what extent WASH has been incorporated in nutrition investments.
Download tables and figures:
- Toolkit for integration (English, French and Portuguese)
- Table on WASH integration in nutrition plans (English, French and Portuguese)
- Table on nutrition integration in WASH plans (English, French and Portuguese)
- Analysis of the role of donors (English, French and Portuguese)
Read the blog that introduces our new analysisThis report was edited on 1 September 2017 to include Nigeria’s ‘Immediate and long-term strategies for the WASH sector (2016-2030)’ and to alter the colour chart for the Nigerian National Strategic Plan of Action for Nutrition (2014–2019).
