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Case study

Closing the financing gap

Public policy actions for water and sanitation

An advocacy brief for governments and partners

Authors
Stef Smits|SWA Systems and Finance Working Group
Member
Riva Global
Resource type
Case study
Location
International
Year
2025
Theme
Finance
Tags
water|sanitation|finance|drinking water|advocacy
Publisher
Sanitation and Water for All
Publication place
New York

This brief uses global and national-level insights to persuade ministers to lead an ambitious public policy approach focused on increasing and improving the efficiency of public spending, alongside water sector reforms that enable attracting, mobilizing and absorbing long-term finance. This brief was written for the 2025 SWA Sector Ministers' Meeting held in Madrid, 22-23 October.

Closing the financing gap: public policy actions for water and sanitation

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