The document discusses monitoring frameworks for SDG indicators related to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) from the perspectives of JMP (WHO/UNICEF) and UN-Water GLAAS. JMP will monitor household and community WASH services and inequalities through household surveys, while GLAAS monitors enabling factors like policies, strategies, financing and human resources through country reports. There are 12 core SDG indicators on WASH led by various UN agencies, with JMP leading indicators on safely managed water and sanitation services. Data will come from multiple national sources, with GLAAS, JMP and others contributing different pieces to the overall SDG monitoring picture.

1. SDG monitoring framework:
Perspectives from JMP (WHO/UNICEF)
and UN-Water GLAAS
Dr Fiona Gore
Team Leader GLAAS
Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Health Unit
World Health Organization

2. JMP and the SDGs
• What’s the same (mostly)?
– Basic services (similar to improved facilities)
– Data from household surveys
– Focus on inequalities (even more so)
• What’s new?
– Higher levels of service (safely managed wat, san)
– Hygiene
– WASH in Schools and Health Care Facilities
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Household WASH

3. UN-Water Global Analysis and Assessment of
Sanitation and Drinking-Water – GLAAS 2013-2014
• 94 participating countries
• 23 External Support agencies (ESAs)
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GLAAS monitors inputs (human resources
and financing) and the enabling environment
(policies, strategies, institutional
arrangements, monitoring mechanisms)
while JMP monitors sector outcomes
Objectives:
• To support country-led processes
that bring together the many
institutions and actors that are
involved in delivering WASH
services
• To identify drivers and
bottlenecks of progress, highlight
knowledge gaps and assess
strengths and challenges across
countries

4. 12 Indicators for Monitoring Goal 6
Indicator Lead agencies Indicator (brief title)
6.1.1 WHO/UNICEF Safely managed drinking water services
6.2.1 WHO/UNICEF Safely managed sanitation services
6.2.2 WHO/UNICEF Handwashing in the home
6.3.1 WHO, Habitat Safely treated wastewater
6.3.2 UNEP Ambient water quality in water bodies
6.4.1 FAO Level of water stress
6.4.2 FAO Change in water use-efficiency over time
6.5.1 UNEP Degree of integrated water resource management implementation
6.5.2 UNECE, UNEP Transboundary basin areas with operational arrangements for cooperation
6.6.1 UNEP Change in wetlands extent over time
6.a OECD, WHO,
UNEP
Water and sanitation ODA as part of coordinated spending plans
6.b WHO, UNEP Participation of local communities in water and sanitation management

5. SDG reporting
OECD, UNEP & GLAAS
[6.a-6.b]
CSO
WASHBAT
Sector
reviews
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JMP [6.1-6.2]
Other
Institutional
data
HH surveys
GEMI [6.3-6.6]
regulators
utilities
MIS
Multiple national sources of data

6. UN-Water GLAAS products
18 GLAAS
ESA
Highlights
> 90 GLAAS
Country
Highlights
For more information:
http://www.who.int/water_sanitation_health/glaas/trackfin
Contact: glaas@who.int
TrackFin
initiative