PPT-Module 4 SANITATION WASH FIT

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. Machine Wash,COLDPermanent PressMachine Wash,WARMPermanent Press Machine Wash,HOTPermanent Press INSTRUCTIONSDrycleaningINSTRUCTIONS CommonCareSymbols LaundryGuideto... LaundryGuideto... CommonCareSym *. WA. ter. , . S. anitation & . H. ygiene . in . Early . C. hildhood Settings . Judith T. Wagner, Ph.D.. Deputy President, World OMEP . Professor of Child Development and Education. Whittier College, Whittier CA. 19 November 2013. Photo credit: United Nations. 40% of people . in the world still do not have a toilet. Undernutrition. is associated with 35% of child deaths globally. Sanitation Facts . Sanitation for nutrition. 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?. By: . Ms. Shaheeda Adam Ibrahim. Director General. Water and Sanitation Department. Ministry of Housing and Environment. 4. th. – 7. th. April 2011. Republic of Maldives. . Country Profile . Total no. of islands : . 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 . The World Health Organization explains sanitation as follows:. “. Sanitation generally refers to the provision of . facilities and services for the safe disposal of human urine and feces. . The word 'sanitation' also refers to the maintenance of hygienic conditions, through services such as . 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.. --------------. 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. . March 2020 www.snv.org Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) in WASH The challenge Universal access to clean water and adequate prosperous societies. Without these, people are exposed to publ Odisha. (Orissa), India. . AIPH. Bhabani. S. . Das. Ambarish Dutta. Bijay. K . Padhi. Padmalaya. Das. Krushna. C . Sahoo. PR . Misra. International Sanitation and Gender . Workshop. Park . Hotel. Where Do We Go From Here. Connect-Health Programme. World Health Organization, Global Task Force for Cholera Control, IRC WASH. Background information: reported c. holera cases (2010-2021) and WASH services levels. UNICEF WebEx Training and discussion. February 2012 Update. Table of Contents. Diarrhea. Global Disease Burden. Early Childhood . Diarrhoea. Effectiveness WASH interventions. WASH Disease Burden (excl. .