PPT-68% world’s population use at least a basic sanitation service (WHO, 2017).

The fortunate 24 billion people do not have basic sanitation WHO amp UNICEF 2017 The rest Open defaecation for 892 million people WHO 2017 The poorest 21 billion lack safe water at home . Prof Richard C Carter. WaterAid, Cranfield, RWSN. Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in . low-income countries and communities. Outlining the problem. Why do anything?. Who should be served, who do the serving?. . organised by BOND’s UKWN and Overseas Development Institute . 4. th. December 2015. Jonathan Parkinson - . . Senior . WaSH. Programme . Development Specialist, Oxfam GB. . Esther Shaylor - . 19 November 2013. Photo credit: . . United Nations. World Health Summit defines Food Security as.  “when all people at all times have access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life”. OF WATER . AND SANITATION. ON . UPCOMING LEGISLATION. Presented by:. Mr Dan Mashitisho. Director-General. 10 May 2017. CONTENTS. Rationale. Key . drivers of . legislative reform. Layout and contents of the Bill. 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.. w. orld. Information for teachers. How to use this resource:. This slide deck resource is intended as a source of information, case studies and task suggestions for teaching and learning about water and sanitation across several curriculum areas and units.. 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. The Civil Society Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Fund. Amanda Morgan on behalf of. Bronwyn Powell | September 2017. Global sanitation and water crisis. . In 2015. 884 million . people lacked a . basic water supply . --------------. 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. . H2o sanitizers:. Emily Ross, Alexandra . Sodini. , Robert . Sertich. HL 322. Winter 2017. I wish you could see what I see here. . Smell the beautiful stench of sewage and un-showered people. . Feel the African wind fly through your hair, . Handwashing. Around the World. There are . 13,947,476,866. hands. in the world.. Many don’t get. washed, which can. make people sick.. More than . 1 in 3 people. in the world . live in a place where their bathroom waste isn't flushed away safely in a . 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 End of the 3rd globalization? What are the choices for Asian countries? December 2018 1 Hyun- Hoon LEE Kangwon National University, Republic of Korea 2 1. Introduction Source: The Economist, January 28th 2017 1. 1.01Y Food Sanitation vs. Food Safety. What’s the difference?. 1.01Y Food Sanitation vs. Food Safety. 2. 1.01Y Food Sanitation vs. Food Safety. Food Safety. Food safety is how food is handled to .