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A woman washes her dishes with clean water that she drew from the water kiosk in Garissa County, Kenya.. @UNICEF
The virtual meeting was hosted by Sanitation and Water for All , UNICEF, and the African Ministers’ Council on Water . It gathered over 50 finance and sector ministers and development partners. – nearly 5% of GDP – lost by sub-Saharan African each year due to inadequate water resources, contaminated water and poor sanitation. $50 billion
A boy washes his face at a UNICEF-supported water point at Muuse Xuseen Hodooon School in Borama, Somaliland. @UNICEF
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