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Global Water Security & Sanitation Partnership

Knowledge Highlights

A catalog with a selection of reports, case studies and toolkits produced by GWSP and the Water Global Practice.

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Global Water Security & Sanitation Partnership (GWSP)

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GWSP 2024 Annual Report

Over the past seven years, GWSP has built a robust framework for advancing water management through extensive knowledge development, data, and implementation tools. In Fiscal Year 2024, the Partnership made significant contributions to water security initiatives, with a focus on climate adaptation, financial viability, and gender equity in the water sector.

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Drought Risk and Resilience Assessment Methodology

The World Bank’s Drought Risk and Resilience Assessment Methodology (DRRA) is a framework for action that can help governments proactively address drought risks. Drawing on international best practice in drought management, it outlines practical measures to build resilience at every stage of the drought cycle.


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About the Partnership

The GWSP supports client governments to achieve the water-related Sustainable Development Goals through the generation of innovative global knowledge and the provision of country-level support.

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Ripples of Hope

The unprecedented water crisis is putting millions of lives around the world at risk. We need sustainable water resource management to address the rising challenges and provide a water secure world for all. The World Bank, with support from the Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership is fast tracking water action and has provided water for close to 30 million people. Discover how strategic partnerships play a key role.
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Scaling Up Finance for Water

Scaling up finance for water-related investments includes crowding additional private sector innovation, expertise, and capital into a sector that has been historically funded through public and concessional financing in most of the developing world.

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Sarah Nedolast, Program Manager,
Water Global Practice, The World Bank.
1818 H Street NW, Washington D.C. 20433, USA
Tel :+1 (202) 473 2890
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