WASH for Health 232d ago

This session presented the draft shortlist of climate-resilient WASH indicators (see links at bottom of description) developed by WHO/UNICEF JMP and UN-Water GLAAS, with contributions from the Universities of Leeds, Bristol, Oxford, and UTS. Speakers explained the selection criteria and process, and then opened the package for public consultation. Your input from country, regional, and partner levels was requested. Feedback is welcome until 30 November 2025. (Program note: Sessions 1 and 2 are identical in content, with the exception of different welcome speakers—from WHO and UNICEF—and live Q&A.) Video bookmarks: 00:00 Welcome — Aidan Cronin, UNICEF 02:05 Introduction — Fiona Gore, WHO/GLAAS 06:01 Rationale & review process overview — Tom Slaymaker, UNICEF/JMP 11:59 Review process & global framework (600→42) — Barbara Evans, University of Leeds 20:38 Policy, Institutions & Finance (PIRF + 2 finance indicators) — Marina Takane, WHO/GLAAS 38:53 Adaptation actions via infrastructure attributes — Barbara Evans, University of Leeds 35:18 Service functioning & user experience + all 44 indicators — Rick Johnston, WHO/JMP 43:19 Consultation objectives & timeline (consultation open until 30 Nov) — Fiona Gore, WHO/GLAAS 46:10 Q&A —Fiona Gore (facilitator) + speakers 58:50 Thanks, QR codes & close — Fiona Gore, WHO/GLAAS Resources – Feedback form (closes 30 Nov): https://forms.office.com/e/ceSadyZ9DF – Draft indicators document: https://cdn.who.int/media/docs/default-source/wash-documents/indicator-list-v5.2-20251105.pdf?sfvrsn=afd69e40_3 – WHO/UNICEF Climate-Resilient WASH Monitoring website: https://www.who.int/teams/environment-climate-change-and-health/water-sanitation-and-health/monitoring-and-evidence/monitoring-of-climate-resilience