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Niger


Niger joined SWA in 2010. Over the next 5 years, the government is committed to several priority actions: Draft and implement a strategy to mobilise funding for the sector; draft the national water policy in light of SDG6; and draft the national sanitation and hygiene policy. The country has been conducting regular Joint Sector Reviews over the past several years.

Commitments by the government

Achieve a 50% rate of basic access to drinking water in rural areas and 80% in urban areas.
Reviewing progress
Achieve a basic sanitation access rate of 40%
Reviewing progress
Develop and implement a resource mobilization strategy
Reviewing progress
Develop the National Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Policy based on SDG 6 challenges.
Reviewing progress
Mr. Chaibou Tanakri
Ministry of Water and Sanitation
Government
Lokoko Abdou
CCOAD
Civil Society

News about Niger

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Documents

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Key documents Type
MAM Catalytic Support: Impact for Civil Society Organizations 2022
Strengthening multi-stakeholder engagement and mutual accountability in water, sanitation and hygiene: Cross-country synthesis
2022 Country Overview: Niger
Niger - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile 2020
Regional Roadmap for Africa

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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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