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Getting your club to clean up a local river is just one of many excellent ideas for a Service Project for World Water Day, March 22
UNICEF's Response to COVID-19 / WASH Resources
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UNICEF is responding to the outbreak by focusing on limiting human-to-human transmission and mitigating the impact of the outbreak on the health system and affected communities. I've included some of the WASH-specific activities the organization has undertaken below:
- Creation of child-friendly materials to ensure proper handwashing and protection against the virus (attached).
- Co-developed guidance<http://www.unicefusa.org/press/releases/covid-19-ifrc-unicef-and-who-issue-guidance-protect-children-and-support-safe-school> to protect children and support safe school operations alongside WHO and IFRC
- Provision of hygiene and medical kits to schools, health clinics and public spaces globally. Last week, for example, UNICEF shipped 12 tons of supplies<http://www.unicef.cn/en/press-releases/unicef-flies-additional-12-tons-supplies-support-chinas-response-covid-19> to support the response in China
- Preventative actions in communities across the affected countries with risk communication, including tackling misinformation. Examples include:
- Working with Facebook on prevention tips, anti-stigmatization, preventing misinformation. Facebook is also pulling in UNICEF, WHO and the CDC as the information sources of truth in their in-platform Coronavirus Information hub
- In Myanmar and Indonesia, UNICEF provided a 'chatbot'<http://www.unicef.org/innovation/stories/UReportCoronavirusIndonesia> to over 35,000 youth through its U-Report text messaging system to provide critical COVID-19 awareness and prevention activities
- And, for fun, I'm sharing this collaboration<江苏移动_统一登录:5、网络服务：指本站基于互联网方式向用户提供的业务宣传、业务查询、业务办理、交费充值、商品交易等服务。 二、网络服务内容 ... （1）从中国境内向境外传输技术性资料时必须符合中国有关法律的规定；> our Viet Nam Country Office did on TikTok to encourage handwashing in a lighthearted way
You can also visit our Fighting Coronavirus<http://www.unicefusa.org/mission/covid-19> web page for the latest. We'll continue to provide updates, explainers for parents and teachers, and highlights of our work on the frontlines as new information becomes available.
WASH in Schools
WASH in Schools
Water, Sanitation, Hygiene in Schools (WinS)
Rotary International has issued a global challenge to Rotarians, asking them to work collectively to improve education quality and access — particularly for girls — by working with communities to provide improved WASH services, teacher training, and curriculum enhancement. Rotary’s WASH in Schools Target Challenge aims to answer a critical question: Can Rotarians work together and focus their energy to achieve a common goal that integrates water, sanitation, and hygiene with basic education and literacy? And, if so, what is the measure of the impact that Rotary could have in the world?
Rotary’s Target Challenge will be piloted in five countries: Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, India, and Kenya. Rotarians in those countries will have until 30 June 2020 to achieve key milestones both in Basic Education and Literacy and in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene, working in partnership with schools, Rotary clubs, and districts around the world.
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