The goal of the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) in Healthcare Facilities project was to provide 100% of 40 healthcare facilities in the Kolokani and Koro districts in Mali with sustainable WASH services. This project used an integrated approach in collaboration with community members, local government, and health/WASH partners that were operating in the programme areas. At the end of the project, 34 healthcare facilities, including 33 community-based health centres and one district hospital, received the WASH package that met national and World Health Organization (WHO) Water and Sanitation for Health Facility Improvement Tool (WASH FIT) standards.  Due to insecurity in Koro district affecting six health facilities, World Vision was unable to implement the Clean Clinic Approach (an initiative to promote safe care practices and accountability in healthcare facilities) as well as improve long-term WASH facilities there. Instead, these six health centers received a short-term WASH package and stakeholder capacity building.

Mali WASH Capacity Statement

Every year Gabriel, like many other children within World Vision's operational areas in Ghana, waits in anticipation for new storybooks with fun-filled and captivating stories to be provided to his reading camp and school. This excitement comes from the fact that hitherto, children within Afram Plains communities did not have access to storybooks to read at home and even at school.

Here is fresh information on the humanitarian crisis in central and northern Mali. What is World Vision's response? These and much more in the attached SitRep.

Visión Mundial inició su ministerio en Rumania en 1990, poco después de la caída del régimen comunista, en respuesta a la difícil situación de los niños en los orfanatos rumanos.

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