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Statistical snapshots from JMP 2024 progress update on WASH in schools
Progress on drinking water, sanitation and hygiene in schools 2015-2023: highlights
Progress on drinking water, sanitation and hygiene in schools 2015-2023: special focus on menstrual health
Progress on household drinking water, sanitation and hygiene 2000-2022: gender pullout
JMP 2022 Annual Report
Proposed questions on menstrual health for inclusion in household survey questionnaires for individual women - zero draft December 2022
JMP 2022 household country consultation guidance note
JMP Strategy 2021-2025
Metadata: SDG global indicator 6.2.1b
Gender Review Conceptual Framework
Gender Review Final Report
Gender Review Inventory of Tools and Measures
JMP 2020 Annual Report
The measurement and monitoring of water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) affordability (full report)
The measurement and monitoring of water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) affordability (summary)

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The JMP global database includes over 5,000 national datasets enabling the production of estimates for 234 countries, areas, and territories. National, regional and global estimates can be explored online or downloaded for further analysis.

Reports

The JMP has published global updates since 1990, and regularly produces regional and country data snapshots, briefing notes, thematic reports and technical documents.

Monitoring

The JMP monitors WASH at the household level and also in schools and health care facilities. JMP reports focus on inequalities in service levels between rural and urban, sub-national regions, rich and poor and other population sub-groups where data permit.

How we work

The JMP is jointly managed by WHO and UNICEF, and collaborates with partners at the country, regional and global levels. This section describes how the JMP works and how it is governed and financed.

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