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Over 118 million Europeans lack clean water or sanitation near healthcare, driving global action via a UN water and health protocol.
Climate change is worsening global water and health risks, with over 118 million Europeans living near healthcare facilities lacking basic sanitation and millions without safe water or sanitation.
In response, more than 40 countries have adopted a UN-led program under the legally binding Protocol on Water and Health, using tools like water safety plans and equity scorecards to assess over 1,500 facilities and guide policies.
Efforts include improving school hygiene, monitoring wastewater for diseases, and strengthening systems against climate and cyber threats.
As the UN climate summit approaches, officials stress integrating water and sanitation into climate resilience strategies to advance global development goals.
Más de 118 millones de europeos carecen de agua potable o saneamiento cerca de la atención sanitaria, lo que impulsa la acción global a través de un protocolo de las Naciones Unidas sobre agua y salud.