The workshop discussed the importance of improving equitable access to water and sanitation in Bulgaria, introduced the concept and methodology for carrying out a self-assessment of equitable access applying the Equitable Access Score-card and shared experiences from other countries which have already worked under the framework of the Protocol on Water and Health on improving the situation of equity of access.
The workshop also facilitated an exchange of views on how the UNECE/WHO-Europe Protocol on Water and Health could be useful for Bulgaria.
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| International, regional and national commitments to achieve equitable acces to water and sanitation Chantal Demilecamps, UNECE |
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| The Protocol on Water and Health: a sound framework to contribute to a better access to safe drinking water and sanitation for all people Natasa Djurasinovic, Ministry of Health, Serbia |
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| Ensuring equitable access to water and sanitation Chantal Demilecamps, UNECE |
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| Introduction of the Equitable Access Score-caard and planned assessment in Bulgaria Katalina Valkova, Ministry of Health Diana Iskreva, Earth Forever |
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| Lessons learnt from other assessments of equitable access to water and sanitation in countries Chantal Demilecamps, UNECE |
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| Assessment of equitablle access to water and sanitation in Hungary Marta Vargha, Institute of Public Health, Hungary |
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| Assessment of equitable access to water and sanitation in Serbia Natasa Durasinovic, Ministry of Health, Serbia |
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| Ratifying and implementing the Protocol on Water and Health: experience from Serbia Natasa Durasinovic, Ministry of Health, Serbia |
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| Benefits of being a Party to the Protocol for a EU country: experience from Hungary Marta Vargha, Institute of Public Health, Hungary |