Since 2016, USAID has supported the Government of Nepal in improving quality of health service delivery and hygiene across 181 healthcare facilities in mountainous and hilly remote areas of Karnali and Lumbini provinces.
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- BriefIn Nepal, information regarding the intersection of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) and gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) in healthcare facilities is scarce.
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- BriefThe Government of Nepal’s Minimum Service Standards lay out the requirements that healthcare facilities (HCFs) must fulfill to provide basic health services to surrounding communities.
- Technical ReportUSAID’s Health and Hygiene (Swachchhata) Activity (HHA) supported the Government of Nepal to improve the health status of communities liv
- ArticleAuthored by Anna Erlandson, Communications Specialist, USAID Emerging Threats Division, Global Health Security Program
- BlogWithout access to safe and sustainable water and sanitation services, it is not possible to provide quality health care services or ensure a safe operating environment for health care providers.
- BlogSince October 2023, Zambia has been battling its worst cholera outbreak in decades. As of March 26, the country had reported over 22,000 cases and 719 deaths. This is a disease linked to contaminated water.
- ActivityActivity Description USAID’s Small Town Sanitation Activity is developing a self-sustaining market for sanitation products and services in ten small towns across the Cabo Delgado, Mampula, and Zambezia provinces in
- ActivityActivity Description USAID's Moving Integrated, Quality Maternal, Newborn, Child Health and Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services to Scale (MOMENTUM) Tikweze Umoyo Activity (meaning “Let's Raise Health”