PPT-What is sanitation?

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 . Government of India. Swachh. Bharat Mission (. Gramin. ). Brain Storming Session on implementation of . Swachh. Bharat Mission (. Gramin. ). With . State Governments. 20th October, 2014. Task before us as per Baseline Survey 2013. 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?. 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 . Veterinary Assisting. Mrs. Cook. Safety. People who work with animals are faced with potentially hazardous situations on a daily basis. . Safety. OSHA:. Government agency that “assures safe and healthful working conditions for working men and women”.. Suzanne . Hanchett. , Ph.D.. Planning Alternatives for Change LLC. July 2015. Hang . Latrines draining into water body (2001). Simple Pit . Latrine . (1999). Strong Latrine with Water-seal (2009). National Sanitation Campaign 2003-2006.  . Brajesh Sharma [PhD Scholar]. INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR POPULATION SCIENCES, MUMBAI, INDIA. Country Profile . Socio-economic . &. . demographic profile. Nepal . Bangladesh . Pakistan. Year. 2016. Government of . Pakistan. Ministry of Climate Change. Profile of Pakistan. As per Economic Survey of Pakistan 2014-2015. Population: 191 million. Population Density: 234 persons per sq. km. Urban Population: 39.2%. 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. --------------. 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. . 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. Cheryl Rosa, DVM, PhD. Deputy Director, United States Arctic Research Commission. 3. RD. Annual Water and Sanitation Workshop. February 5, 2013. Photo credit: A. Parkinson. Water and Sanitation Working Group background. 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. 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 .