Water Safety for the wellbeing of Women and Children in Bangladesh
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Overview
The intervention is considered to deliver sustainable results that contributes to the Results strategy for Bangladesh has made significant progress in increasing access to improved drinking water in both urban and rural areas, and to all segments of the population. As a result of this, Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goal 7c related to drinking water well before the end date in 2015 and currently 98% of the population enjoys access to a protected drinking water source (JMP, 2015).…
Involved parties
- B03 - Contributions to specific-purpose programmes and funds managed by international organisations (multilateral, INGO)
Strategies governing the contribution
Geographical allocation of the contribution
No countries have been assigned to this contribution.
Development areas for the contribution
No development areas have been assigned to this contribution.
Duration of the contribution
Committed and disbursed amount
Paid per year (net value)
- 2017: SEK 12,500,000
- 2018: SEK 45,500,000
- 2019: SEK 20,000,000
- 2020: SEK 16,000,000
- 2021: SEK 21,000,000
Sustainable Development Goals
The contributions contribution to the UN's global sustainability goals.
