PPT-Chapter 6: Food Safety & Sanitation

Preventing Food Bourne Illness Key Terms Preventing Foodborne Illness There are three main ways to prevent foodborne illness Personal Hygiene Consists of the actions a person takes to keep his or her body and clothing clean and to remove pathogens. And 57375en 57375ere Were None meets the standard for Range of Reading and Level of Text Complexity for grade 8 Its structure pacing and universal appeal make it an appropriate reading choice for reluctant readers 57375e book also o57373ers students into PEPFAR Programming. WHY. WASH Matters for PLHIV. Diarrhea affects 90% of people living with HIV and AIDS, significant morbidity and mortality. Diarrheal disease reduces antiretroviral absorption. 19 November 2013. Photo credit: . Gates Foundation. 40% of people . in the world still do not have a toilet. November 19. th. is World Toilet Day – . stand up for the right to a toilet!. Sanitation Facts . Policymakers. 19 November 2013. Photo credit: Gates Foundation. The world is . not on track . to meet MDG sanitation target. At the current rate, the target will not be met until 2049. Half the population . . organised by BOND’s UKWN and Overseas Development Institute . 4. th. December 2015. Jonathan Parkinson - . . Senior . WaSH. Programme . Development Specialist, Oxfam GB. . Esther Shaylor - . Deepa Joshi, Water Resources Management, October 7, 2015 . Sanitation Dialogues? . Assessment, dialogue, shared vision? Research, Policy and Practice – huge gaps!. Testing and learning? Targets to be met, blue-prints: numbers vs. process.  . Brajesh Sharma [PhD Scholar]. INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR POPULATION SCIENCES, MUMBAI, INDIA. Country Profile . Socio-economic . &. . demographic profile. Nepal . Bangladesh . Pakistan. Year. Neil Macleod. Danube Water Conference, 17-18 May Vienna. Introduction. The provision of services in urban areas is relatively easy compared to rural areas – in many cases rural water and sanitation services are seen as the responsibility of the household.. 19 November 2013. Photo credit: Dennis Keller. 40% of people . in the world still do not have a toilet. There can be wealth in well-managed waste. Sanitation and energy. Sanitation for energy. Photo credit: water.org. Water and Health Conference 2015. University of North Carolina. October 27. th. , 2015. Dr. Kamal Kar. Chairman, CLTS Foundation. Sanitation . and the MDGs. The recognition of sanitation as a key element in health outcomes started fairly late in international development. Overview. Minimum requirements for sanitation in health care facilities. U. se . and maintenance of sanitation facilities in health care facilities. How to share knowledge and skills to improve sanitation services in health care facilities. --------------. PROF. JOSEPH ADELEGAN, . PhD, C.Eng.. SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES. UNIVERSITY OF VENDA. SOUTH AFRICA. INTRODUCTION. LACK OF ADEQUATE and safe water supply and sanitation remain two of the main transmitters of disease in the world’s developing countries. . Ways for Sustainability of Rural Water supply and Sanitation Service Delivery in Ethiopia By Beshah Mogesse Doct . Candidate at TUT, Finland Lecturer at Arba Minch University, Ethiopia October 17, 2012 Rafaella Oliveira Baracho. 1. , Environmental Engineer; Rita Claire Klees², Ph.D.. University of Brasília (. UnB. ). 1. Graduate student of University of Brasília, rafaellabaracho@gmail.com; ²Professor of University of Colorado, Boulder.