UNICEF Bangladesh

UNICEF Bangladesh and ITN-BUET implemented WASH FIT in 16 HCFs to enhance infrastructure, infection control, and care quality. They conducted workshops, formed teams, and developed improvement plans based on thorough assessments.

ITN-BUET developed a comprehensive National Compendium of WASH technologies for disaster response in Bangladesh, detailing technical specifications, drawings, costs, and emergency suitability to enhance disaster preparedness and response efforts.

The overall objective of this assignment is to improve the technical capacity of DPHE on arsenic screening and data management, and to use this data for allocating resources and for equity-based site selection through training and knowledge sharing.

The objective is to develop designs, BoQs, and product sheets for resilient, inclusive latrines for SanMarkS II.

ITN-BUET, supported by UNICEF, conducted City Service Delivery Assessments for Chattogram and Rajshahi City Corporations to analyze sanitation challenges, recommend improvements, and enhance service sustainability.

UNICEF engaged ITN-BUET to develop a national compendium of WASH technologies for emergencies in Bangladesh to address critical needs during disaster response.

ITN-BUET, supported by UNICEF, is providing technical assistance to formulate the National Operation and Maintenance Strategy/Guideline for WASH infrastructures in Bangladesh.

The 2017 approval of IRF-FSM assigned sanitation responsibilities to LGIs. ITN-BUET, UNICEF, and PSB organized workshops to familiarize LGI leaders and DPHE officials with the framework, inviting mayors and top officials from various agencies.

DPHE and ITN-BUET organized eight training programs to equip class-1 officers with skills for managing water and sanitation challenges related to climate change. These sessions aimed to enhance disaster management capabilities and ensure effective technological solutions.