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SDG 6: FC4S Lagos innovates for sustainable growth in WASH sector (in photos)

ByJune 16, 20231 Mins read338
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By Chioma Obinagwam

Clean water and sanitation for all is the focal point of Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6), which is one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015.

 

Confiance gathered that FC4S Lagos partnered with stakeholders to encourage innovations in the WASH sector in order to forge the SDG 6 agenda.

 

 

 

L – R: Ms. Leonie Van de Stijl (Deputy Consul General/Head, Economic Team, Netherlands Embassy); Mr. Emmanuel Etaderhi, Executive Secretary, FC4S Lagos, Ms. Jane Bevan (Chief WASH, UNICEF Nigeria), Engr. Suleiman H. Adamu (Minister of Water Resources), Dr. Nicholas Igwe, (National Coordinator, OPS-WASH), Mr. Josh Egba (Country Representative, West Africa, US Trade & Development Agency); Ms. Victoria Epelle, (Programme Officer, Danish Consulate), Mr. Chidi Mike-Eneh, (Member, Governance Board, FC4S Lagos), Mr. Dapo Otunla (Chief Corporate Services Officer, IHS Nigeria), Mrs. Cima Sholatan (Director, Corporate Communications & Sustainability, IHS Nigeria); Dr. Dolapo Fasewe (GM, LASEPA), Mr. Bankole Oloruntoba (CEO, NCIC). Photo credit: FC4S Lagos.
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