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Water+ 2022 Retrospective Report

CARE’s Water+ 2022 Retrospective Report highlights a selection of lessons learned from programs demonstrating WASH systems approaches – and CARE’s work to strengthen conditions and capacities for governance, accountability, investment, monitoring and learning that are essential to successfully sustaining WASH services. This report includes five briefs which represent a small fraction of the work CARE did in water+ in 2022, but that we hope provide useful learning for our CARE programs and partners, in the WASH sector and beyond.

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In this 1-minute video, CARE’s Water Team Director introduces the Retrospective Report from the UN Water Conference in New York, March 2023.

For more information from past years, read our 2021 Water+ Retrospective Report and 2020 Water+ Retrospective Report.

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