توضیحات :
Background
Data from 86 countries are presented in this preliminary analysis, along with information provided by 21 external support agencies (ESAs). The full GLAAS report, scheduled for publication in September 2014, will include an analysis of 90 or more countries and ESA respondents, representing all Millennium Development Goal (MDG) regions and over 90% of official development assistance for sanitation and drinking-water.
The GLAAS process enables countries to discuss and identify national water and sanitation priorities and barriers to service provision, along with promoting a culture of accountability,partnership and shared responsibility. This latest GLAAS information is being used to help governments formulate specific, achievable, measurable, and time-bound commitments in preparation for the Sanitation and Water for All (SWA) High- Level Meeting (HLM). GLAAS provides Finance and Water Sector Ministers, along with Ministers of Development Cooperation, with information that allows them to make more informed investment decisions to extend and sustain service provision. It underscores to Ministries of Health that adopting a primary prevention approach to reduce disease is a cost-effective and equitable approach to improving the lives of millions.
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