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WaterAid Myanmar’s 2019 – 2023 Country Program Strategy aims to empower excluded and marginalised communities, particularly women, girls, persons with disabilities and ethnic minorities by ensuring their active engagement across all WASH programmes.

  • Without these basics, the poorest and most marginalised people
  • Inadequate WASH facilities are a significant contributor
  • We are working on enhancing WASH in communities
  • By putting women, children and girls, persons with disabilities
  • we will collaborate with the government and key stakeholders

E-Learning

WaterAid Myanmar’s 2019 – 2023 Country Program Strategy aims to empower excluded and marginalised communities, particularly women, girls, persons with disabilities and ethnic minorities by ensuring their active engagement across all WASH programmes.

This will contribute to better collaboration across various sector actors on a common WASH agenda for change. We also support the government in operationalising and roll out of the approved policies, guidelines and standards, which will help to improve accountability in the sector and good governance.

E-Learning Space
Portrait of Ma Tha Ra Phu (12 years old) at Insein township, on March 1, 2020. Photo by Ko Ko Htay.
Portrait of Ma Yoon Yoon (10 years old) at Seik Gyi Kha Noung Toe township, on March 1, 2020. Photo by Ko Ko Htay.
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