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High Level Meeting 2014 on WASH
High Level Meeting 2014 on WASH
Today is the day!! #Sanitation & #Water for All High Level Meeting #HLM2014 #sw4all. Our boss #UNSG #BanKimoon will be opening. Okay!
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Super photostream from day one of @sanwatforall Sector and #HLM2014 in @washingtonpost https://t.co/CTuQNRFGe3
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
In 2012, 48 countries made 415 commitments toward expanding access to safe WASH - time to take stock and continue momentum. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Willie Lincoln died from poor #water, #sanitation & #hygiene in the White House, blocks away from #HLM2014 site. 21st century demands better
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Global leaders convene in D.C. today on universal sanitation & water for all the High Level Meeting #HLM2014 #sw4all http://t.co/p7RSzRQz9g
— UNIC Washington (@unicdc) April 11, 2014
Crucial that Govt makes realistic but ambitious commitments at #HLM2014 to ensure access to safe water & sanitation for #everyoneeverywhere
— WaterAid Nigeria (@WaterAidNigeria) April 11, 2014
#toilets4all #schools. Half of schools do not have #toilets in developing world #sw2014 #HLM2014 Time for Ministers of Finance to commit
— murat sahin (@washinschools) April 11, 2014
As govt ministers gather in Washington DC for #HLM2014, we call on them to strengthen their #WASH commitments http://t.co/q7p1AadL86 #sw4all
— WaterAid (@wateraid) April 11, 2014
Looking forward to #HLM2014 today: very important day for advocates seeking gov't commitments to universal #WASH.
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— Julian Doczi (@Julian_Doczi) April 11, 2014
New JMP estimates released on-line today! Visit http://t.co/ZKaoEXRe8Q. #HLM2014 #sw4all #toilet4all
— JMP (@JMPWASH) April 11, 2014
India: number of open defecators drop below 600 million: visit http://t.co/ZKaoEXRe8Q for new JMP estimates #HLM2014 #poo2loo #toilet4all
— JMP (@JMPWASH) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 will start in 25 mins! Getting ready! pic.twitter.com/T3PEULHTD5
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Overflow room in Washington ... about to overflow with #HLM2014 #sw4all meeting observers #sanitation #water #hygiene pic.twitter.com/FPkUtRVjdu
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
The other side of the table--ready too! #HLM2014 #sw4all #sanitation #water pic.twitter.com/ykRK5tpGVU
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Inside IFC building. #HLM2014 w @WaterAid pic.twitter.com/d90gAy1dU9
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
Security v tight - UN Sec Gen Ban Ki-moon arriving shortly. #HLM2014 w @wateraid
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
Welcome to the 3rd #HLM2014 for Sanitation & Water for All!
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
Andrea Koppel opening. Water central to development - resource can deepen divides or bring ppl together #HLM2014
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
Lack of investment in #WASH causes a loss of 2-6% of GDP in Africa & Asia each year #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 By 2050, water demand is expected to increase by 50%. http://t.co/zsMCrRzYTz
— OECD on Development (@OECDdev) April 11, 2014
100s of kids - jumbo jets' worth - die every day fr lack of safe water, basic toilets, hygiene. #HLM2014
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
We can solve this - we have the answers #HLM2014 #SW4ALL
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
We're off! #UNSG #BanKimoon, @WorldBank's Jim Yong Kim, #JohnKufuor on stage with Andrea Koppel. #HLM2014 #sw4all pic.twitter.com/cvnuCnA2jV
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #SW4ALL UN SG and Head of World Bank are here. President Kufuor is in the chair. Sanitation is our theme @WaterAidUK
— Barbara Frost (@barbarafrost) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 start up - packed room, Kim, Moon and Kufour opening session pic.twitter.com/DlXdDHopxP
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
Full overflow room at #HLM2014, @secgen and @worldbank prez Jim Kim set to speak on #toilets4all pic.twitter.com/B3vU1Fayad
— WaterAid America (@WaterAidAmerica) April 11, 2014
My view of John Kufuor, chair of Sanitation + Water for All. At least we have a window! #HLM2014 pic.twitter.com/UwbKdVJoM0
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
John Kufour, SWA Chair,"delighted" at big turnout of countries, ministers, private sector, UN and other agencies #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #JohnKufuor says "we are delivering results that will transform the lives of millions around the world" #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
"We must make WASH a political priority ... make sure everyone has access to the buiding blocks of human development"-John Kufuor #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Aid to the Water & Sanitation sector. Over the last decade, where has the money gone? Who gave what to whom? http://t.co/VFOdmx6XR9 #HLM2014
— OECD on Development (@OECDdev) April 11, 2014
HE John Kufuor we must address unfinished business of MDG targets #HLM2014 #sw4all
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
President Kufuor at #hlm2014 - 'we must finish the business to make sure every has access to wash, the building block of #development'
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
I hope to hear commitments #toilets4all #Schools from the key note speakers 50% schools no #toilets #HLM2014 #sanitation #hygiene
— murat sahin (@washinschools) April 11, 2014
Kufuor - must make sure all have access to these building blocks of human development. #HLM2014 w @wateraid
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
President Kufuor at podium: As we near 2015, we are in position to act on the urgency of the #MDGs and take action on #WASH. #HLM2014
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
We must finish the business of making sure that everyone has access to ... water, sanitation & hygiene. Pres. Kufour #HLM2014
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #JohnKufuor "must make #WASH, in light of #climatechange, a political priority" http://t.co/0XETk3GxUn
— Amanda M Klasing (@AMKlasing) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #sw4all The meeting begins. Pres Kufour reminds us of our ccountability for results @wateraid pic.twitter.com/0EURvFqHYd
— Barbara Frost (@barbarafrost) April 11, 2014
Kufour: Work on toilets for girls and #handwashing stations can make a real impact #HLM2014
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
HE Kufuor #sw4all #HLM2014 provides key platform to hold each other accountable for results achieved on the ground
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 countries lose 2-6 percent of #GDP owing to lack of investment on water and hygiene
— Amena H. Saiyid (@amenasaiyid) April 11, 2014
"We are judged by our actions and not by our words" John Kufuor - Lets Act!! #HLM2014
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
John Kufuor- dignified, making comments about "serious results" at local level. Also dapper-nice pinstripped suit and gold tie. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #JohnKufuor says "we can see the day when our name will have become our achievement" #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
UNSG Ban - all of you in this room have pwr to improve lives of billions. #HLM2014 w @wateraid
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 Sanitation and Water for All Chair Kufor said I firmly believe potable #water, sanitation and hygiene are basic needs.
— Amena H. Saiyid (@amenasaiyid) April 11, 2014
"You all have the power to empower thousands around the world with water" - Ban Ki Moon #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid SWA Chair John Kufuor 'our name will become our achievement, Sanitation & Water for all'
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
"Is there anything stronger than water?", asks UNSG Ban Ki-moon at #HLM2014 @sanwatforall .
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Ban Ki-Moon addressing the @sanwatforall #hlm2014: you in the room have the power to change millions of lives! pic.twitter.com/KgwBGA59mb
— Roel Blesgraaf (@blesgraaf) April 11, 2014
Ban Ki Moon reciting lyrics from Earth Wind & Fire #HLM2014
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
only awareness is not enough to strengthen the sanitation programme in Nepal #HLM2014
— जादु छबि (@jaaduchhabi) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #UNSG #BanKimoon thanks @UNICEF for its leadership on #water and #sanitation #sw4all pic.twitter.com/uQ9gGWsXlx
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
"I appreciate your commitment. The UN takes water and sanitation as one of its important priorities," says the UNSG #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
"Can you see anything stronger than water?" - Ban Ki-moon #HLM2014
— Martin Currie (@martin_currie) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @WHO DG Margaret Chan just joined to sit beside @WatSanCollabCou ED Chris Williams
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014
Water is life. We are talking about our life....Water can save our lives, it is our lifeline. Ban Ki-moon #HLM2014 w @wateraid
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
SG Ban Ki-moon commends the work DSG Jan Eliasson for his work on sanitation. Verkligen bra! @sanwatforall #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 UN Secy Gen. Ban Ki Moon says water is life.
— Amena H. Saiyid (@amenasaiyid) April 11, 2014
UN SG Bank Ki-Moon -#water is #life and an important priority for the #unitednations #hlm2014
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
Water, sanitation and hygiene are essential to human development & progress across MDGs. - Ban Ki Moon #HLM2014 We agree!
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
"If we reach our (WASH) goals, we can correct inequalities" of many different types, says UNSG to #HLM2014 participants.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
" #WASH is fundamental to human development and progress on the #MDGs" Ban Ki-moon #HLM2014
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #UNSG #BanKimoon water is life. We've reached #MDG target on water but can't stop with 2.5 bln w/o #sanitation #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
"If we reach our goals, we can correct the inequalities between rich & poor, men & women and cities & the countryside" Ban Ki-Moon #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #UNSG #BanKimoon Reaching #water & #sanitation targets will contribute to lifting people out of #poverty!
— Louise Maule (@Lou4loos) April 11, 2014
#UNSG #BanKimoon we can optimize funds and reach all people, including this in slums and remote areas. #sw4all #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Ban Ki-moon: 3 needs -- smart investments, firm commitment with strong institutions, and staunch advocacy @sanwatforall #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #UNSG #BanKimoon; Need smart investments of scarce resources to reach our #water & #sanitation targets
— Louise Maule (@Lou4loos) April 11, 2014
"We need good institutions to reach everyone with #WASH" #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
resource mobilization for water !! #HLM2014
— जादु छबि (@jaaduchhabi) April 11, 2014
Open defecation used to be a taboo topic. Not any more, says UNSG. He has been a leader -- first UNSG to speak of"open defecation" #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
How many behavioral scientists are at the Sanitation & Water mtg? *crickets* #HLM2014 @WorldBankWater
— Grace Tang (@GraceTangMPH) April 11, 2014
Ban Ki Moon: 3 components for #SW4ALL: 1) smart investment; 2) strong commitment; 3) advocacy/building awareness of needs. #HLM2014
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
"We are speaking up to save lives." - Ban Ki-Moon on bringing sanitation to the global agenda #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #UNSG #BanKimoon: Not always comfortable to talk about sensitive #hygiene issues - proud that #UN now talks about open defecation
— Louise Maule (@Lou4loos) April 11, 2014
how about technology transfer for sanitation, hygiene ?? #HLM2014
— जादु छबि (@jaaduchhabi) April 11, 2014
#UNSG #BanKimoon #opendefecation no longer a taboo subject. Need to end by 2025. #sw4all #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
fantastic to hear #Unitednations SG Ban Ki-moon speaking on #sanitation and open defecation- 'we are speaking up to save lives' #hlm2014
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
Funding & commitment are impt. But we also need advocates. Open defecation is not always a comfortable matter. - @secgen #HLM2014
— WaterAid America (@WaterAidAmerica) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 UN SG announces a comms campaign to support the UN call to Action on #sanitation DSG Jan Eliasson will lead.
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014
UN opening new communications campaign to end open defecation, Ban Ki-moon says. Calls SWA extraordinary alliance. #hlm2014
— WaterAid (@wateraid) April 11, 2014
Ban Ki-moon commends work of His Royal Highness Prince El Hassan Bin Talal and the UN advisory board, other UN agencies #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#UNSG #BanKimoon achieving #water and #sanitation for all may not be cost free but it will set ppl free. #sw4all #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
UNSG Open Defecation used to be a taboo subject. DSG Eliasson Call to Action mobilising efforts to end OD #post2015 #HLM2014
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
Water + sanitation will set ppl free, means children free of disease, women free of back-breaking chore to fetch water says Ban. #HLM2014
— WaterAid (@wateraid) April 11, 2014
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim speaks... doctor and anthropologist -- representative of the interdisciplinary nature of WASH. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
establishment of toilet without sufficient water does not stop open defecation #HLM2014
— जादु छबि (@jaaduchhabi) April 11, 2014
2.5 billion ppl have no access to toilets, causing 700,000 deaths and $260 billion in economic losses annually. –Pres Kim #wblive #HLM2014
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
#Toilets4all #schools #hlm2014 "A girl to attend school without fear" says @un @secgen
— murat sahin (@washinschools) April 11, 2014
Jim Yong Kim starts with the staggering health, economic and environmental losses due to poor water and sanitation. #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
@WaterAidAmerica: Achieving univ access to #water & #sanitation may not be cost free, but it will set people free - @secgen #HLM2014
— WaterAid America (@WaterAidAmerica) April 11, 2014
Big WB goals cannot be reached if sanitation not fixed, says Kim. It is a failure of systems delivery -- poor suffer. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
The lack of access to adequate sanitation is fundamentally a failure of service delivery, esp for the poor. –Pres Kim #wblive #HLM2014
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
@UN Ban Ki-moon #HLM2014 "momentum is already building" since 2012 High Level Meeting great progress was made http://t.co/kSde8EBNMc
— sanwatforall (@sanwatforall) April 11, 2014
"We cannot achieve our goals if we do not fix sanitation" #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
shocking - lack of #water and #sanitation costs 260 billion dollars each year #hlm2014
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
shocking - lack of #water and #sanitation costs 260 billion dollars each year #hlm2014
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
Jim yong Kim - the challenge is massive but I am optimistic. #EveryoneEverywhere #HLM2014
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
WB committing USD 3bn in water and sanitation each year, says Kim. Also, spending it more effectively, he says.#HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
"We are here today to prevent the needless deaths of those who die from lack of sanitation" Dr. Jim Yong Kim #HLM2014
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
Cannot achieve WB goals without fixing sanitation - Jim Yong Kim. & #hygiene!! #HLM2014
— WASHanna (@WASH_Hanna) April 11, 2014
.@WorldBankWater Jim Kim 'we cannot end poverty and achieve shared prosperity without #sw4all' #HLM2014
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
$1 invested in WASH = $5 return says world bank. #HLM2014
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid world Bank President Jim Kim ' we are here to prevent needless deaths, mostly of children'.
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
Each dollar spent on #sanitation returns over $5. Smart investments in sanitation can save millions of lives. –Pres Kim #wblive #HLM2014
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
"Every dollar we invest in sanitation has a return of more than $5" @World @WorldBank President Kim #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
"Each dollar we invest in #sanitation has an economic return of more than $5" - @WorldBank prez Jim Kim #HLM2014 #toilets4all
— WaterAid America (@WaterAidAmerica) April 11, 2014
u all have the power to empower thousands around the world w/ water. u have the power to change millions of lives. - Ban Ki Moon #HLM2014
— Saran Kaba Jones (@sarankjones) April 11, 2014
Dr. Jim Yong Kim describes the sanitation objectives of the WB. #Hygiene can & should be included, too! #HLM2014
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
Making a promise to not only help with WASH, but will lead in that field for everything across countries #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
#SW4ALL requires integrated approaches for success #HLM2014
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
Jim Kim understands the linkages between #water and #sanitation with all sectors! #HLM2014
— Robyn Fischer (@fischshtick1) April 11, 2014
Jim Kim commits World Bank to break down silos and promote integrated x sector approach to delivering #sw4all #HLM2014 bring it on!
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 World Bank Pres. Jim Yong Kim: promise to support Governments to achieve #sanitation targets & to ensure linkages across sectors
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Kenya Water for Health Organization and BRAC in Bangladesh singled out of #sanitation, #water and #hygiene work. #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Bringing other sector players to WASH is critical ie. WB, finance ministers no more school construction without #toilets #water #HLM2014
— murat sahin (@washinschools) April 11, 2014
"Each $ spent on sanitation returns over $5" - Dr. Jim Yong Kim, President @WorldBank #HLM2014
— Martin Currie (@martin_currie) April 11, 2014
Finance ministers absent from WASH conversation too long. "Ministries of Finance must lead" on WASH . and save millions of lives #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Boost economies and save lives w WASH investments - I look fwd to making it happen, says Jim Kim. #HLM2014
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
"We want to ensure [the finance ministers] have the resources you need to succeed. We need you to lead." @WorldBankWater @WorldBank #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 World Bank Pres. Kim: #Finance Ministers have been left out of conversation for too long - we need them to solve #sanitation crisis
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Jim Kim, head of the @WorldBank wants to work closely with @WaterAidAmerica and partners to get everyone #water & #sanitation #HLM2014
— Robyn Fischer (@fischshtick1) April 11, 2014
JYKim @WorldBank #HLM2014 "we promise to help you with your #WASH problems in your countries & looking forward to make that happen"
— sanwatforall (@sanwatforall) April 11, 2014
UNICEF head Anthony Lake now - says UNICEF best job he's ever had. #HLM2014 w @wateraid
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
pleased to hear the first mention of the human #right to #water and #sanitation at #hlm2014
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 Tony Lake @UNICEF Exec Director: Need to translate our political commitment to #sanitation, #water & #hygiene into tangible action
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Worldbanks Jim Yong Kim:now we need finance ministers to lead. Our country directors are waiting for you and your SMART commitments #HLM2014
— Roel Blesgraaf (@blesgraaf) April 11, 2014
WASH is a basic human right - Tony Lake @team_toilet #HLM2014
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
here we go: #Schools #sanitation #WASH #girls #education by @unicef at Executive director at #HLM2014
— murat sahin (@washinschools) April 11, 2014
UNICEF Exec Dir Anthony Lake at #HLM2014: Too many are being denied this basic right, and too many development opps are being missed #SW4ALL
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
165 mn children stunted fr malnutrition linked to bad H2O + toilets and 1400 die daily fr preventable diarrhoeal disease #HLM2014
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid Unicef Chief Tony Lake 'WASH is a basic human right and essential to all human development outcomes'
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
Roads = toilets? #HLM2014
— Susan Davis (@improve_intl) April 11, 2014
There are huge inequalities in access to WASH. We must change this. http://t.co/JfGAFDXL3l #HLM2014
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
Anthony Lake: We must continue to push for universal access to #cleanwater and #sanitation for children everywhere. #HLM2014 #SW4ALL
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
@UNICEF Anthony Lake, too many are denied this basic right (to #water & sanitation), poorest/most disadvantaged hardest hit. #HLM2014
— Amanda M Klasing (@AMKlasing) April 11, 2014
'Lives saved, nations grow stronger' when governments invest in sanitation. Tony Lake, Executive Director, UNICEF #HLM2014
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
We must continue to push for WASH for all children - no matter where they live. #HLM2014
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
.@Tony Lake denial of rights to water & sanitation = missed opportunities to save lives, improve nutrition, health and growth #HLM2014
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @UNICEF's Tony Lake: imagine the impact of the lack of #sanitation in #school - especially for menstruating girls #MHM #WINS
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
"We won't make progress on other development goals without progress on #WASH" Anthony Lake #HLM2014
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
Tony Lake of #UNICEF at #HLM2014 : highlights #WASH in #Schools #MHM #Menstrual #Hygiene Management #toilets4all #schools
— murat sahin (@washinschools) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 Where does aid to the environment, specifically water & sanitation, fit in? http://t.co/mMwP0mrgbO
— OECD on Development (@OECDdev) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid Unicef Tony Lake 'WASH means saved lives, nations are healthier, economies stronger'.
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
We can't make progress in other areas without progress on water, #sanitation, and #hygiene. #HLM2014
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
India providing group handwashing stations in 300k schools! #HLM2014 #WINS @team_toilet #handwashing
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @UNICEF's Lake: @gatesfoundation study on @unicefmali #sanitation programme found a 26% reduction in #stunting in #ODF communities
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Next up is chief econ fr world bank shanta devarajan. talks about children w diarrhoea. Cost benefit of WASH investment enormous. #HLM2014
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
Surprising that all speakers are still trying to make the case for #WASH. #HLM2014
— Susan Davis (@improve_intl) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid Tony Lake 'post 2015 goals shld inc universal access to WASH or will fail nutrition health education & gender equality'
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
World Bank's Shanta Devarajan: Why do 2.5 billion ppl still lack #sanitation when we have rigorous evidence of enormous benefits? #HLM2014
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
#iwashmyhands and listening #HLM and hearing about #washinschools #MHM #girls #Education and #WASH makes me happy and proud #HLM2014
— murat sahin (@washinschools) April 11, 2014
Or rather, surprising that we still need to make the case for #WASH. #HLM2014
— Susan Davis (@improve_intl) April 11, 2014
Dr. Shanta Devarajan, Chief Economist, World Bank, says rate of ROI on WAsH is 55%. Why don't governments do new? #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
WASH investment a no-brainer. But rates of return not the point. Govts resources scarce - spend where private sector does not. #HLM2014
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014
good question - why when the rates of return are huge are governments not investing in #sanitation? #hlm2014
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
We can't make progress in other areas without progress on water, #sanitation, and #hygiene. Unicef Tony Lake #HLM2014 #ItStartsWithwater
— FACE Africa (@faceafrica) April 11, 2014
We can't make progress in other areas without progress on water, #sanitation, and #hygiene. Unicef Tony Lake #HLM2014 #ItStartsWithwater
— Saran Kaba Jones (@sarankjones) April 11, 2014
open defecation is a classic externality, in economic terms, says Dr. Shanta Devarajan, World Bank. It costs the community. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid World Bank Chief Economist 'investment in WASH should be a no brainer'
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
.@WorldBank chief economist challenges Ministers to invest sanitation 'how many other investments give 55% return?' #HLM2014 #sw4all
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
WB chief economist: rigorous evidence shows huge economic benefits of sanitation #HLM2014 #sw4all @UNICEF
— Sanjay Wijesekera (@SanjayWash) April 11, 2014
Govt spending on private goods crowds out what it could spend on public goods, says Dr. Shanta Devarajan, World Bank #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Dhevarajan: strong case for public spending on sanitation from positive externalities #HLM2014
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
Great points - unfortunately most #WASH folks talk about (& know about) health vs. economics #HLM2014
— Susan Davis (@improve_intl) April 11, 2014
Tony lake said: poor WASH contributes to stunting. #HLM2014 #sw4all @UNICEF
— Sanjay Wijesekera (@SanjayWash) April 11, 2014
Curative health care--lots spent on that, supported by strong lobby. Preventative health good WASH less in focus-Dr Devarajan, #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
WBs Shanta Devarajan: neglecting the external effects of sanitation can leads to serious disasters. #sw4all #hlm2014
— Roel Blesgraaf (@blesgraaf) April 11, 2014
In India, many toilets built by govt but not used -- people did not demand it, Dr. Shanta Devarajan, Chief Economist, World Bank. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
We need to do more work on measuring the externality, or value, of sanitation, says Dr. Shanta Devarajan, World Bank #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Dhevarajan: need to measure externalities, make case for sanitation on sound economic principles #HLM2014
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
Main room, overflow rooms packed. Big interest in #HLM2014 this year. Ethiopian Finance Minister speaking now.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid WB 'spend on sanitation tiny compared to curative health spend = powerful lobby of non poor & physicians, poor lose out'
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
Hon. Sufian Ahmed, Minister of Finance, Ethiopia, says his country aims to achieve the MDGs. 75% of public expenditure is pro-poor.#HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Hon. Sufian Ahmed, Minister of Finance, Ethiopia, says WASH is economic good and a basic human right. #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Ethiopia Finance Minister Sufian Ahmed: Policy of pro-poor spending to provide universal access to #water & #sanitation
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
In fact, Universal Accesss Plan is more ambitious than MDGs, says Hon. Sufian Ahmed, Minister of Finance, Ethiopia #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Govt biggest funder of WASH in Ethiopia but also strong donor support, says Hon. Sufian Ahmed, Minister of Finance, Ethiopia.#HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
MoF Ethiopia reveals secret of remarkable success in accelerating progress towards #sw4all #HLM2014
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
19% for water supply and 3% for sanitation in 1990 was the coverage level in Ethiopia way beyond that now. Well done! #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @ethiopia Fin Min notes "country's aims far more ambitious than MDGs." Why don't we set post2015 #WASH targets like these?
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014
Ethiopia finance minister says WASH is a human right #HLM2014
— Apollos Nwafor (@Apollos77) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Ethiopia Finance Minister Sufian Ahmed: Over past yrs steeply rising allocation of Government resources to #sanitation & #water
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Capacities, geographic inequalities, O&M, lack of water, procurement delays, donor fragmentation - some issues for Ethiopia. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Ethiopia Finance Minister Sufian Ahmed: ongoing contraints: capacity & human resource, lack of coordination, donor fragmentation
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Wonder what the Nigeria finance minister has to say at the #HLM2014 about Nigeria's 'progress' in WASH
— Emmanuel OB (@Imarnuel) April 11, 2014
Thoughtful, articulate presentation by Hon. Sufian Ahmed, Minister of Finance, Ethiopia, at #HLM2014. Speaking honestly. @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Still, reporting burdens and donor fragmentation weakens limited capacity available, says Hon. Sufian Ahmed, Ethiopia. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Read @team_toilet report from launch of Ethiopia One WASH Programme here http://t.co/nyTkiMLm3w #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Ethiopia's Hon Minister Sufian Ahmed: some development partners continue to impose own programming modalities - reduces efficiency
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
On track for MDGs, but much more resources needed to achieve one WASH, says Ethiopian Finance Minister -- inspired by #HLM2014 interest.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Can't wait to hear the commitments to come! #HLM2014
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
Now UN dep sec gen Jan Eliasson recalling past mtgs w @barbarafrost + others on water + sanitation. #HLM2014
— WaterAid (@wateraid) April 11, 2014
#Ethiopia: Development Partners' continued use of own rules & procedures is inefficient & weakens government capacity #WASH #HLM2014 #SW4All
— Clare Battle (@Clare__B) April 11, 2014
Previous HLM was "best WASH meeting I ever attended", says UNDSG Jan Eliasson, speaking of "enlightened self-interest". #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
MoF highlights critical importance of donors aligning support behind national govt plans to achieve #sw4all #HLM2014
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
MoF highlights critical importance of donors aligning support behind national govt plans to achieve #sw4all #HLM2014
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 Hon. Sufian Ahmed: to achieve universal access need to 1) invest in technical capacity 2) harmonise efforts 3) address inequalities
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Jan Eliasson: need to step outside silos - work multi-sectorally for greatest impact #HLM2014 #sw4all
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
"Put the problem in the centre and then ask who can do something about it," says Eliasson, former @WaterAidSverige chair. #HLM2014.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 Eliasson remembers those who were also in the room in 2012 - Ministers, John Kuffuor @UNICEF Tony Lake @wateraid Barbara Frost
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014
This meeting brings a "concretenesss" to one of the most lagging but important sectors. Supports equality, child mortality,etc. DSG #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
@UN DSG #JanEliasson #HLM2014 brings concreteness. So many of commitments made last time were met. #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
"I saw children dying in front of me" from diarrhea, says UNDSG Eliasson -- inspired and compelled him to work with WASH. #HLM2014.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Sustainable & equitable access to #WASH brings dignity, equality & safety, we want political leaders to take action at #HLM2014.
— Global Soap Project (@GlobalSoap) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid Jan Eliasson '2012 HLM best meeting ever on WASH...@barbarafrost was there'! 'Excellent today hear 2012 commitments met'
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
Sarah Ochpke, Minister of Water from Nigeria, and AMCOW chair, met the DSG in her country two weeks ago for discussions. #HLM2014.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
@UN's DSG #JanEliasson: A glass of clean water is a luxury for 748 mln ppl #sw4all #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
during #hlm2014 governments made 265 commitments on #water and #sanitation - lets hope they can implement them all!
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
Delivering these commitments requires partnerships -- finance ministers, donors (alignment to national plans), says Ochpke #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Sarah Reng Ochekpe of #nigeria @AMCOW calls on donors to align behind national plans #HLM2014
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014
#UNDSG Jan Eliasson: Encouraged by progress of commitments made toward #Sanitation and #Water for All (#SW4ALL) @ 2012 HLM. #HLM2014
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
"60% of countries committed to increase sector finances from domestic sources" also emphasized partnerships & behaviour change #HLM2014
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
There is a big gap between sanitation services available to the poor and those available to the rich #HLM2014
— SUPERYANSH (@superyansh) April 11, 2014
Call for #alignment echoed by Min of Water from Nigeria - donors asked to commit to much closer alignment to national plans #HLM2014 #SW4All
— Clare Battle (@Clare__B) April 11, 2014
@JustineGreening to speak. UK proposed big scaleup of WASH in 2012. #HLM2014 --- 60m people to get access by 2015. Confirms UK on track!
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
so proud to hear #Liberia’s Finance Minister Amara Konneh speak at the #HLM2014 on govt’s commitment to increased funding in #WASH sector
— FACE Africa (@faceafrica) April 11, 2014
#UK sec state Greening announces 3 new partnerships to reach 4.7 mil ppl w/#water #sanitation #HLM2014
— WaterAid America (@WaterAidAmerica) April 11, 2014
Ethiopia,Liberia, Tanzania, Zimbabwe @JustineGreening saw bigger focus in last couple of years. New commitments to reach 4.7m more #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
UK on track to achieve their 2012 commitment: support 60m people to get access by 2015. @JustineGreening #HLM2014
— sanwatforall (@sanwatforall) April 11, 2014
Liberia finance minister: We will increase the budget for WASH. We need development partners support #HLM2014
— Apollos Nwafor (@Apollos77) April 11, 2014
Central issues for UK by @JustineGreening: reaching women and girls, sustainability, and improving development effectiveness #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
@JustineGreening of UK committed to reaching 60 mln with water and sanitation by 2015, and are on track #sw4all #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Greening: 3 key issues for UK - focus on women & girls access, improved development effectiveness, sustainable services #HLM2014
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014: @DFID_UK We aim to reach 60 million people by 2015 through bilateral #aid to Governments and partnership with @UNICEF
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid UK Sec State Justine Greening 'new WASH progs will deliver to 7m+'
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #SW4ALL UK SOS prioritising women and girls, improved aid effectiveness and sustainability @wateraid pic.twitter.com/guaXtEknX3
— Barbara Frost (@barbarafrost) April 11, 2014
UK Justine Greening endorses HLP recommendation for a #water and #sanitation goal #post2015 #HLM2014
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014
Global Partnership for Effective Development meeting takes place in Mexico next week, says @JustineGreening #HLM2014. Linked to our work.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
@JustineGreening UK is prioritizing women and girls, working through partnerships with @UNICEF and others. #HLM2014 #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Nice to hear: UK talking about sustainable #water services (and the ability to pay for them) #HLM2014
— Susan Davis (@improve_intl) April 11, 2014
Glad to hear @JustineGreening support water & sanitation in Post-2015, but hope she will support hygiene, too!! #HLM2014
— PPPHW (@HandwashingSoap) April 11, 2014
Glad that @JustineGreening brought up "partnerships", says UNDSG Eliasson. Good for breaking down silos. #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Greening, UK: contribution to #HLM2014 was succinct, strategic, positive, impactful #impressed
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
@JustineGreening UK recognizes #WASH key to improving condition of women and girls. #HLM2014
— Amanda M Klasing (@AMKlasing) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid @ DFID_UK Sec State '3 priorities waSH priorities Women/girls, sustainable investment, dev effectiveness'. UK leadership
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 Perspective from the UK / DfID: stressing sustainability aspects in #sanitation - that people can pay for services in longer term.
— Elisabeth von Muench (@Ostella42) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Finland New commitment for 2014-2016 - #water & #sanitation access for 1 million additional people in #Afghanistan #Nepal #Kenya
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
@MelRJ Fortunately more and more countries recognize the importance of #water and #sanitation esp those here at #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
#Finland We should look at #water and sanitation from the rights perspective. #HLM2014.
— Amanda M Klasing (@AMKlasing) April 11, 2014
Lajana Mandahar from NGO Lumanti in Nepal calls on SWA to go far but act fast. Civil society has a key role to play, she says. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
WASH is asking us to move FAST on achieving our dream #HLM2014
— GWC (@global_water) April 11, 2014
Lajana from lumanti, #nepal, speaking for #civilsociety - we are the voice of the most vulnerable #hlm2014
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
Bring life and dignity to people, says Manandhar, who led a WSSCC menstrual hygiene training in Nepal http://t.co/U02jQmh7HX #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
What's a Toilet Worth? Take a look at the global costs of inadequate #sanitation: http://t.co/KGrcIjEjCu #HLM2014 pic.twitter.com/YeDRrwb2OA
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
MOF #Nepal passed MDG targets on #water and #sanitation is going strong. But still need water coverage and end #opendefecation #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
First women to break intergovernmental speakers is Lajana from Nepal on behalf of global CSOs #sw4all #hlm2014 @EndWaterPoverty
— Roel Blesgraaf (@blesgraaf) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Nepal has surpassed #water #MDG target but 9 million still practicing open defecation - mostly in rural and mountainous areas
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
MOF of Nepal: #Nepal aiming at universal access on #water by 2025! yeah! #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Nepal aims to have universal access to #water & #sanitation by 2017 - will count on support of donors and partners to achieve this
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
MOF #Madagascar wants to change #opendefecation and will decentralize budgets to reach the poorest areas. #sw4all #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Great to see a good number of Ministers of Finance present at #HLM2014 #Madagascar #Nepal #BurkinaFaso #Ethiopia #Tanzania to name a few
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid Tanzania Finance Minister stresses imp of separating service delivery & regulatory functions.
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Madagascar: #water & #sanitation is a national priority - will be decentralizing accountability, technical capacities & resources
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
All the 2014 Country & Donor commitments that #sw4all partners are presenting right now at #HLM2014 are available: http://t.co/tYHULwFJmF
— sanwatforall (@sanwatforall) April 11, 2014
Raj Shah, USAID administrator arrives...speaks to cost effectiveness of WASH spend at USG, reaching 36m ppl over last few years #HLM2014
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
@USAID @rajshah 2009-2012 USA doubled funding on #water and #sanitation to $2.4 bln b/c recognize it's importance #HLM2014 #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Rural water intervention projects in Nigeria though massive, has not yielded the desired results. #hlm2014
— wole oyeniyi (@manberor) April 11, 2014
"Our funding of WASH from 2009 to 2012 allowed us to improve the lives of 36 million people" @USAID #HLM2014
— sanwatforall (@sanwatforall) April 11, 2014
@USAID great to hear that 2.4 billion went to cost effective #water and #sanitation projects In the last 4 years #hlm2014
— End Water Poverty (@EndWaterPoverty) April 11, 2014
Raj Shah: commitments to reach 6m additional ppl in 12 countries by 2018; knowledge, science platform; integration WASH-Nutrition #HLM2014
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
@USAID commits to reach an additional 6 million with access to sustainable sanitation over existing target, says Rajiv Shah, USAID #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Core commitment by @USAID by 2018 ramping up sanitation programming in 12 countries, and a knowledge platform #HLM2014 AMAZING.
— Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega (@raulpacheco) April 11, 2014
.@rajshah explains how USAID reallocated aid to #Wash for max impact on health, nutrition & education. #sw4all = vfm! #HLM2014
— Tom Slaymaker (@tomslaymaker) April 11, 2014
@USAID @rajshah 2009-2012 USAId will ramp up funding and add another 6 mln ppl to target pop #water #HLM2014 #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Thrilled to have @rajshah join #HLM2014 to highlight @USAID sanitation & #hygiene interventions, show political will for #WASH
— WaterAid America (@WaterAidAmerica) April 11, 2014
I'll be happy to discuss with @USAID how to build a knowledge platform for sanitation. Knowledge is key in increasing access #HLM2014
— Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega (@raulpacheco) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 USAID rep mentions planned knowledge platform for sanitation and water, together with #BMGF. Would like to know more about this...
— Elisabeth von Muench (@Ostella42) April 11, 2014
Chris Elias, BMGF - focusing on urban sanitation (at last!) #HLM2014 #needbetterfaecalsludgemanagement
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014
@USAID @rajshah Discussing importance of partnerships in addressing #wash challenges. Watch live now! http://t.co/b9kVX2wiNA #HLM2014
— John Sauer (@johnwsauer) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @USAID @rajshah Will develop #WASH knowledge platform; make #nutrition interventions more effective by integrating #WASH
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
BMGF Inventing the Toilet looking for transformative technologies but also soft solutions. #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @gatesfoundation confirms focus will be on #urban #sanitation - need #innovation, transformative technology & partnerships
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Maintenance and sustainability plans should be built into water and sanitation projects #hlm2014
— wole oyeniyi (@manberor) April 11, 2014
Minister from Sierra Leone talking about the new national "prosperity" plan,which emphasises WASH @sanwatforall #HLM2014.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Chris Elias from @gatesfoundation at #HLM2014: stressing urban sanitation and non-sewered faecal sludge management http://t.co/K9f8B6D841
— Elisabeth von Muench (@Ostella42) April 11, 2014
MOF #SierraLeone - agenda for prosperity prioritized #sanitation #water, #hygiene and part of free health care strat
#HLM2014 #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Gvts alone can not solve #sanitation problems in Africa, there is need for commercialized interventions&charity based interventions #HLM2014
— SUPERYANSH (@superyansh) April 11, 2014
Minister of finance sierra leone:Sanitation is a flagship prject led by the President -contributes to health initiative #HLM2014
— Apollos Nwafor (@Apollos77) April 11, 2014
Directorate for Sanitation and Hygiene in the works in Sierra Leone. #HLM2014 @sanwatforall. Scaling up,says ministers, includes next gen.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #SierraLeone: #Sanitation is a priority & flagship programme in National Agenda for Prosperity - role of partners has been critical
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Jan Eliasson: good to bring in examples of things that work, but also we need a "bank of failures" to warn us of the unsustainable #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 Sierra Leone prend les devants en termes d'assainissement & eau: création d'un ministère dédié, des investissements stratégiques...
— sanwatforall (@sanwatforall) April 11, 2014
MOF #Afghanistan #water and #sanitation a govt health priority. W/rural programme 50% pop have clean water. #sw4all #HLM2014
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Japan is one of the most generous donors to the WASH sector, says Jan Eliasson. Now up to speak ...#HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Japan puts great emphasis on water and sanitation and has been the largest donor in this area since the 1990s, they say. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Japan says it has been the largest donor in the #water and #sanitation sector since 2015
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
How can we give considerable support to social enterprises providing sanitation services to at least 100 people a day. #HLM2014
— SUPERYANSH (@superyansh) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Japan @jica_direct: #ODA policy places emphasis on #water & #sanitation - last yr pledged to support access to 10 mil. people
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Like #Japan's mention of a programme 'when all women shine' #HLM2014 #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Like #Japan's mention of a programme 'when all women shine' #HLM2014 #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
#Sweden supports efforts to achieve universal access by eliminating inequalities #HLM2014 #sw4all
— Rita Wallace (@ritabwunicef) April 11, 2014
Govt #Sweden announces focus on #womensrights, improved #sanitation #hygiene, more support on natl capacity building #HLM2014
— WaterAid America (@WaterAidAmerica) April 11, 2014
#Sanitation marketing helps to create new breed of entrepreneurs in #Bangladesh: http://t.co/8oEAffTpK6 #HLM2014 #SW4ALL #globaldev
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Sweden: Future programmes will emphasise #monitoring of not just quantity, but also quality and sustainability of #WASH services
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Jan Eliasson: "Bring home to your constituencies these commitments". Finance and other ministers must translate them locally. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #UNDSG Good to see commitments for more- & better- investments in #water, #sanitation & #hygiene. Can make life better for millions
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 Qu to panel: How can donors ensure that investments reach the poorest and ensure sustainability?
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
The importance of the role of local governments in sustainability of #WASH highlighted by the Netherlands minister. #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— John Sauer (@johnwsauer) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 #Netherlands: Government is now putting a 10 year #sustainability clause in all agreements; bringing private sector into sector
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 3 lessons: 1 - key to place sustainability at core of efforts 2 - sustainability clause in contracts 3 - include the private sector
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 3 lessons: 1 - key to place sustainability at core of efforts 2 - sustainability clause in contracts 3 - include the private sector
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014
Catarina du Albuquerque thanks @WHO for the GLAAS report - data to help eliminate. Inequalities in access to #WASH #HLM2014
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @CatarinadeAlbuq Suggests donors should include a 'progressive elimination of inequalities' clause into all agreements as standard
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
@CatarinadeAlbuq praises Switzerland and Sweden among others for integrating human rights in their project work. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Wonderful that Sweden, through @Sida Deputy Dir @MarieOttosson1 is @ #HLM2014 & speaking about #WASH 4 all, especially women & girls @SweMFA
— Jenny Fredby (@jfredby) April 11, 2014
Weed from Unilver says it is vital not to forget about hygiene. Without it, investments will fail. @sanwatforall #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Also, links to nutrition, says Reed of Unilver. Nutritious difficult when diarrhea is next to it. @sanwatforall #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
Hygiene is sometimes missing in the #WASH discussions, says the @Unilever representative, as well as nutrition #HLM2014 (enteric diseases)
— Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega (@raulpacheco) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @wateraid @CatarinadeAlbuq challenges donors elimination of inequalities clause in bilateral WaSH support (cf: sustainability)
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014
Keith Weed @Unilever is scared of losing the H in #WASH. We need hand washing. #HLM2014
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014
Keith Weed @Unilever is scared of losing the H in #WASH. We need hand washing. #HLM2014
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014
Other lessons highlighted by the Netherlands minister 1. create sustainability clause 2. involve the private sector #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— John Sauer (@johnwsauer) April 11, 2014
Weed talks positively about UNICEF CATS programme. Learn more here http://t.co/Wqo7u6e9iD @sanwatforall #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014
#HLM2014 @Unilever's Keith Weed: private sector can support 1) programmes (e.g. CATS programme w/ @UNICEF); 2) public awareness & advocacy
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014
Innovation around behaviour change. I have 600 market research people around the world at Unilever doing just this, says Weed. #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014Ban Ki-Moon addressing the @sanwatforall #HLM2014 addressing water and sanitation essential for humanity pic.twitter.com/pu2ZwBTPN9
— Ana M. Gren (@anamgren) April 11, 2014Love Dutch minister talking points: 1) Its all about district governments 2) sustainability clause 3) local business #HLM2014 @sanwatforall
— John Sauer (@johnwsauer) April 11, 2014#HLM2014 @Unilever's Keith Weed: private sector works on behavioural change every day - can bring those insights & experiences
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014Minister Ploumen announces soccer match between Ghana & Netherlands to raise awareness for WASH on May 31 #hlm2014 pic.twitter.com/PVr5SlQTr5
— Roel Blesgraaf (@blesgraaf) April 11, 2014If you do not do something for 21 days, it will not stick, says Weed/Unilever -- ease, desire, reward,habit. True for #sanitation #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014Keith Weed from Unilever focusing on continuum from behavior change to social norms #21daystoembednewbehavior #HLM2014
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014Remarks now from @sanwatforall Chair John Kufuor, closing this #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014#HLM2014 @Unilever's Keith Weed: our research found 5 levers for behavior change: easy to understand, easy to do, reward, desirable, habit
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014Kufuor:I have challenge people here to make commitments, acknowledge challenges and progress in your countries, and make strides #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014The most important date in this #HLM2014? - April 12 and what we do next to progress sanitation and water for all
— Darren Saywell (@darrens200368) April 11, 2014That is a wrap, folks, for the #HLM2014 @sanwatforall. Check back to http://t.co/FcNiaEElJn for details of this year's commitments, reports.
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014#HLM2014 Seems to me that the links between nutrition and sanitation are mentioned more than before - also by @Unilever rep. Good!!
— Elisabeth von Muench (@Ostella42) April 11, 2014#HLM2014 HE Kufuor closing: Hope you will hold each other accountable for the commitments made. Confident that #SWA will become a reality
— UNICEF Toilet Team (@team_toilet) April 11, 2014Kuffuor says he's now more confident that our name will become our achievement #sanitation and #water for all #HLM2014
— Amanda Marlin (@AmandaMarlin) April 11, 2014Credit by the moderator Koppel to the fine @sanwatforall secretariat staff, who worked long and hard to prepare the #HLM2014
— WatSanCollabCouncil (@WatSanCollabCou) April 11, 2014“@WorldBankWater: #HLM2014 on WASH has ended, stay tuned for updates on the commitments.”@wateraid & WASH advocates will be all eyes & ears!
— Margaret Batty (@MargaretBatty) April 11, 2014Great commitments made and motivation for action coming out of the #HLM2014 Awesome participation from viewers via twitter. #SW4ALL
— SanitationDrive2015 (@Sanitation2015) April 11, 2014Cirque de Soleil at IFC for #hlm2014 pic.twitter.com/o5h7XX6DKX
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014Cirque de Soleil - water bearers at #HLM2014 pic.twitter.com/IedQ7U3rbO
— Carolynne Wheeler (@carwheeler) April 11, 2014Performance imagined by @cirque, in partnership w/ @onedrop, raises awareness around #sw4all and shows how art can inspire change #hlm2014
— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) April 11, 2014Great news! New commitments in water & sanitation from world leaders will transform children’s lives http://t.co/IaSccrqfgE #HLM2014
— UNICEF (@UNICEF) April 11, 2014Sanitation and water are not free, but they will set us free UN Secretary General @ #SW4ALL #HLM2014 pic.twitter.com/F5phwIuGdP
— CatarinadeAlbuquerqu (@CatarinadeAlbuq) April 12, 2014Where people live and their income determines who has access to WASH or not. This must change - Unicef'sTony Lake #SW4ALL #HLM2014
— CatarinadeAlbuquerqu (@CatarinadeAlbuq) April 12, 2014Access to water and sanitation is about realizing human rights, said UNSG at #SW4ALL #HLM2014
— CatarinadeAlbuquerqu (@CatarinadeAlbuq) April 12, 2014We must make sure that our money benefits the poor and marginalized and not the better-off - Jim Kim #worldbank president #HLM2014 #SW4ALL
— CatarinadeAlbuquerqu (@CatarinadeAlbuq) April 12, 2014We must make our money reach the poorest and vulnerable - Jim Kim #worldbank President said at #HLM2014 #SW4ALL pic.twitter.com/eDgmNS449z
— CatarinadeAlbuquerqu (@CatarinadeAlbuq) April 12, 2014@fiorellapolo and @AmandaMarlin is post #HLM2014 #SW4ALL meeting pic.twitter.com/6TcXYAbOq3
— CatarinadeAlbuquerqu (@CatarinadeAlbuq) April 12, 2014Round up of #HLM2014 from Washington, feat @barbarafrost: "There's been huge progress". http://t.co/disz8z95MG via @sanwatforall #sw4all
— WaterAid (@wateraid) April 12, 2014@Cirque Great performance at this year's #HLM2014 in Washington! http://t.co/r6642r7Ny5
— WaterAid UK (@WaterAidUK) April 12, 2014@Cirque Great performance at this year's #HLM2014 in Washington! http://t.co/r6642r7Ny5
— WaterAid UK (@WaterAidUK) April 12, 2014Accelerating efforts to tackle the water and sanitation crisis - https://t.co/qbT51PImJ3 via @csantamir @devex #HLM2014
— WaterAid (@wateraid) April 14, 2014
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