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Case study

Using WASH Accounts for improved financial data management

The WASH Accounts methodology tracks financial flows, demonstrates financial trends and highlights gaps in funding

Case study highlighting how the analysis on sector financial flows over the long term have led to better understanding and action on sector funding and financing levels.

Authors
Richard Ward
Member
Riva Global
Resource type
Case study
Location
International
Year
2025
Theme
Finance
Tags
water|sanitation|monitoring|hygiene|finance
Publisher
Sanitation and Water for All
Publication place
New York
This case study highlights how the analysis on sector financial flows over the long term have led to better understanding and action on sector funding and financing levels. The WASH Accounts methodology, developed by WHO/GLAAS to track financial flows in the WASH sector, demonstrates financial trends and highlights gaps in funding, which would otherwise not be evident from service level data alone. This brief case study was written for the 2025 SWA Sector Ministers' Meeting held in Madrid, 22-23 October.

Using WASH Accounts for improved financial data management

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