Progress on Drinking Water and Sanitation
- Author:
- WHO; UNICEF
- Publisher:
- WHO
- Publication Date:
- 1 March 2012
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The WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme for Water Supply and Sanitation (JMP) reports every two years on progress towards the drinking-water and sanitation target under Millennium Development Goal 7. This target calls for halving the proportion of the population without sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation between 1990 and 2015. Estimates presented in its 2012 update report describe the situation at the end 2010 and supersede those of the JMP update published in March 2010.
Strengthening Water Security in Africa
- A Little Green Water Rain Can Go a Long Way and Feed Many More
- Harare Gets U.S.$100 Million for Water
- Aiming for a Predictable Water Supply
- Four Countries Embrace Dutch Water Management
- Continent Hopeful of Achieving Water and Sanitation MDGs
- VIDEO: The Hippo Water Roller
- World Water Forum Ministerial Declaration Fails to Respond to Water, Sanitation Crises
- Strengthening Water Security in Africa
- Gorbachev to World Water Forum - Curbing Waste Can Help Solve Water Crisis
- Putting an End to Water Blues
- VIDEO: Gerson Lwenge - Deputy Minister of Water, Tanzania [Interview]
Is Privatizing Water the Solution?
- Thirsty for Ideas to Address Water Woes
- Water - Waste Not, Want Not
- Private Water Supply Deal Sparks Cost Inflation Fear
- Privatization of Water, Health Renders MDGs Unattainable, Says Civil Society
- Beyond the Privatisation of Liberation
- Campaigners Counter Privatisation Source
- 134 Groups Urge Rich Countries to Pull the Plug on World Bank's Push for Water Privatization
Zimbabwe: Typhoid Cases Rise
- Govt Blames Typhoid Outbreak on Sewage
- Ministry Promises Strict Management of Fund
- Harare Needs Leadership Renewal to Achieve Success
- Bank Ready to Fund City Water Projects
- Typhoid Exposes City Council
- We Can't Arrest Typhoid On Our Own - Harare
- Typhoid Cases Rise to 756
- Contain Typhoid Before It Reaches Crisis Levels
- Harare Typhoid Cases Continue to Rise
- Typhoid Cases Rise
- Typhoid Outbreak Hits Country
- Typhoid Hits Over 600 Harare Residents
- Is Harare Turning Into a Stinking 'Kumazai'?
- City Braces for Diarrhoea Outbreak
- No Respite for City's Eastern Suburbs
- Diarrhoea Outbreak Hits Harare
- Diarrhoea Outbreak Hits Warren Park
- 500 Typhoid Cases Reported
- Typhoid Outbreak Evokes Sad Memories
- Typhoid Spreads Amid Water Shortage
- 21 Hospitalised As Typhoid Outbreak Hits Harare
- VIDEO: Zimbabwe Struggling With Typhoid Outbreak
