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Mali


Priority country : Systems & Finance

Mali joined SWA in 2010. The government of Mali, through the Water and Sanitation directorates, organizes annual sector meetings of all stakeholders to ensure sector coordination and to review progress towards the SDGs and the elimination of inequalities, and uses the SWA Framework to guide discussions. The main findings and recommendations, are set out in a roadmap for the implementation by the government and partners. The SWA team in Mali includes representatives of all five constituencies. 

Commitments by the government

Advance the end of open defecation in Mali by 4% by 2026.
Reviewing progress
Advocate for climate change funds to contribute to the achievement of SDG6 in Mali.
Reviewing progress
Approve legislation establishing the regulation of the public service of drinking water in rural areas.
Reviewing progress
Approve legislation for the creation of water management agencies by sub-basin and the financial contribution for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).
Reviewing progress
Continue the dialogue on WASH sector financing by organizing a donor roundtable for the mobilization of necessary financing for the implementation of national water and sanitation programmes and to integrate hygiene and nutrition financing needs into programmes by the end of 2023.
Reviewing progress
Ensure access to drinking water for 90% of schools and public health centres.
Reviewing progress
Make the new sanitation data collection system functional for effective information management in planning and financing sub-sectors.
Reviewing progress
Increase the national rate of access to basic drinking water services, by 2% per year, from 70.9% in 2021, to 85% by 2026.
Reviewing progress
Accelerate the rate of access to drinking water for the population by 2% (or 800,000 people) per year, reaching an access rate of 73% in 2020.
100%
Adopt by decree the new national water and sanitation policy documents – along with their related implementation programmes – by the end of 2022.
75%
By 2022, develop a new national strategy for the development of drinking water supply, taking into account the concerns of the poorest and most vulnerable populations.
75%
By 2022, develop new National Sanitation Strategy.
75%
Facilitate a dialogue on sector financing as part of the 2020 Consultation Framework.
100%

Commitments by partners

Align the interventions of the technical and financial partners with the Government's priorities, on the basis of a roadmap resulting from the consultation framework of the sector's actors from the 2019 edition.
ESA
100%
Contribute to the reduction of disparities in access to drinking water through investments in rural areas.
PS
75%
Strengthen the Public-Private Partnership for the management of the public service delegation.
PS
75%
Annually request updates from the Government on the status of implementation of the commitments made within the framework of SDG 6
CSO
100%
Advocate for the government to create a WASH sub-priority in the Strategic Framework for Economic Recovery and Sustainable Development (CREDD) for 2019-2023.
CSO
100%
Advocate to ensure that access to water, sanitation and hygiene is a constitutional right.
CSO
50%
Mr. Djoouro Bocoum
Minister of Energy and Water
Government
Mr Boureima Tabalaba
CN-CIEPA/WASH
Civil Society

News about Mali

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Documents

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Key documents Type
2022 Country Overview: Mali
Mali - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile 2020
Regional Roadmap for Africa
South-South Learning on WASH in Schools, in the crisis response to COVID-19 & post-crisis sustainability
Mali - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile
Mali 2019 SMM Country Brief

Webinars

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Launch of the Mutual Accountabaility Mechanism Global Report 2021

Launch of the Mutual Accountabaility Mechanism Global Report 2021

On November 18, SWA launched the first Mutual Accountability Mechanism Global Report. This webinar highlighted how partners...
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Peer to peer conversation: Mali and Niger

Peer to peer conversation: Mali and Niger

Mali and Niger shared their in-country experience with the partners.
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