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WHO International Network of Drinking-water and Sanitation Regulators (RegNet) is a global network coordinated by the World Health Organization to protect public health by strengthening the regulation of drinking-water and sanitation services. It promotes safety, sustainability, and access to services, particularly under Sustainable Development Goal 6.

RegNet achieves this by fostering sharing of good practices, knowledge exchange, and capacity development through its members, who are professionals from regulatory institutions worldwide. The network's strategic goals for 2023-2030 focus on implementing risk-based regulatory frameworks, addressing emerging challenges, and overseeing sanitation and small water supplies. Membership is open to those involved in setting or enforcing standards, and it includes collaborations with partners like international organizations and funds to improve global norms and monitoring.

Key activities include regular meetings, at least annually, with expectations for members to contribute to planning, participate actively, and advocate for better regulations. The network helps ensure water and sanitation services align with human rights and global health objectives.

For more information, contact regnet@who.int or visit the WHO website.