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Journalists from the West Africa WASH Journalists Network working in Liberia

The General Assembly of the West Africa WASH Journalists Network was held in Monrovia, Liberia, from 13 to 18 February 2012. …

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Author: WSSCC
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Monrovia, Liberia
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February 2012

''Big Stream'' of Peyi village of Abuja.

''Big Stream'' is a major source of water for the inhabitants of Peyi village. Peyi village is in between two ridges of hard igneouse rocks. …

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Author: Anene, N. C.
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Peyi-Bwari, Abuja, Nigeria
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19 December 2011

Urban sanitation and disability

If the goal is sanitation for all, the vulnerable should be empowered to make their presence felt regarding issues of sanitation. We cannot proudly talk about sanitation for all when there is little representation is afforded to vulnerable communities to voice their opinions and have their issues addressed.

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Author: Florence Elizabeth Ojok
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Kampala, Uganda
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September 2011

Urban Pro Poor Workshop Consultation - Workshop Report

On December 22, 2010, IWF organised a one day consultation/workshop on Pro Poor Urban Water and
Sanitation. The purpose of the workshop was to situate the status and issues of pro poor urban water and
sanitation within the larger initiatives of the City Sanitation Plans (CSPs), and identify the priorities that NGOs
could have in the emerging situation for programming or designing other interventions.

India
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2 September 2011

Proceedings and Recommendations from the East African Urban Practitioners Workshop, Kigali, 2011

Unplanned settlements in East Africa are becoming increasingly congested and are developing without basic sanitation and hygiene services and infrastructure, including adequate water, sanitation and roads. Practitioners from the region shared in March 2011 their experiences, lessons-learned and successes.

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Publisher: IRC, GIZ, UNICEF, WaterAid, WSSCC
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Equity and Inclusion in Sanitation and Hygiene in South Asia

716 Million people defaecate in the open every day in South Asia. Can we  enable all people across the region to practise safe sanitation and hygiene?

 

 

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Author: Ravi Narayanan, Henk van Norden, Archana Patkar, Louisa Gosling
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Équité et inclusion en matière d’assainissement et d’hygiène en Asie du Sud

Équité et inclusion en matière d’assainissement et d’hygiène en Asie du Sud 

 

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Author: Ravi Narayanan, Henk van Norden, Archana Patkar, Louisa Gosling
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Equity and Inclusion in South Asia

Sanitation in South Asia: it’s a problem of scale –   as development initiatives concentrate on big numbers, those who are excluded are marginalized further.  

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Author: WSSCC, FANSA and WaterAid

The Heart of the Matter: People's Voices on Sanitation and Hygiene in South Asia

In this short film, WSSCC, Freshwater Action Network South Asia, and WaterAid captured the thoughts, hopes and dreams of ordinary people in South Asia about sanitation and hygiene. 

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Author: WSSCC

Au cœur du sujet : l’avis des personnes sur l’assainissement et l’hygiène en Asie du Sud

Depuis 2010, nous sommes confrontés au fait que 716 millions d’hommes, de femmes et d’enfants défèquent à l’air libre tous les jours en Asie du Sud, ce qui est tout à fait honteux.

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Author: WSSCC