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Eswatini


Eswatini joined the SWA partnership in 2017. The Kingdom of Eswatini and sector partners developed consolidated results framework with localized indicators in line with the global SDGs. In line with the SWA Framework and consistent with the SDG indicator 6.1 and 6.2, the government has led the process of developing a National Development Strategy (Vision 2022) that sets a target of 100% access to water and sanitation by 2022. In efforts to change the sanitation and water access outlook the sector line ministries with support from multi stakeholders and in line with the SDG targets, have led the development of strategies and sector policies that focus on achieving universal access to water and sanitation by 2030.The sector through multi stakeholder forum, also conducts the Joint Sector reviews. The Kingdom of Eswatini’s national constitution recognizes access to water and sanitation a human right.

Commitments by the government

Develop a Potable Water Supply & Sanitation Master Plan by end of 2020.
Reviewing progress
Government commits to an Annual Increase in Access to Potable Water by 2%
Reviewing progress
Increase sanitation coverage from 53% to 85% of the population.
Reviewing progress
Reduce open defecation from 11% to 5% of the population.
Reviewing progress

Commitments by partners

Increase access to potable water by 1%.
CSO
Reviewing progress
Muntu W. Simalane
World Vision Eswatini
Government
Mr. Makhosini Khoza
Eswatini
Government
 Ntando Mabuza
WASH Technical Programme manager, World Vision
Civil Society

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Documents

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Key documents Type
Swasiland - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile 2020
Regional Roadmap for Africa

Webinars

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Making WASH a political and financial priority in a time of COVID-19

Making WASH a political and financial priority in a time of COVID-19

On 9 April, SWA organised a global webinar entitled “Making WASH a political and financial priority in the time of COVID-19”...
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