A child plays in the slum of Kifumbira in Kampala, Uganda.
Sanitation Efforts Off Track, Report Says
A new report entitled "Off-Track, Off-Target" released this week by the international charity WaterAid, shows that there are more people in the world today lacking adequate sanitation services than in 1990, and there are still 2.6 billion people with nowhere safe, private or hygienic to go to the toilet.-
Kenya: Breaking Toilet Taboos
allAfrica, 18 November 2011
Among members of the Mijikenda community of Kenya's Coastal Province, it is taboo for a father-in-law's faeces to mix with those of his daughter-in-law. Read more »
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Africa: Going Backwards on Continent's Biggest Child Killer
WaterAid, 18 November 2011
A new report Off-track, off-target, released today by the international charity WaterAid, shows that there are more people in the world today lacking adequate sanitation services… Read more »
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Africa: Sub-Saharan Sanitation Targets 'Two Centuries Away'
UNIRIN, 18 November 2011
It will take two centuries for sub-Saharan Africa to meet the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) to reduce by half the proportion of people without sustainable access to safe… Read more »
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18 November 2011
Off Track Off Target VNR
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18 November 2011
Off Track, Off Target
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A report from WaterAid: Ending the global water, sanitation and hygiene crisis must now be counted as one of the biggest international ... see more »
