Addressing Conflict, COVID, and Climate Change: A Multisectoral Approach to Integrated WASH Programming

Humanitarian crises are growing in length and complexity due to external destabilising pressures including conflict, COVID, and climate change, with the average length of refugee situations now exceeding twenty years. Until now, there has not been any specific WASH publication of this kind that refl...

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Autores principales: Marielle Snel, Nikolas Sorensen
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Publicado: Practical Action Publishing 2023
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