Water and Sanitation Issues in Durban, South Africa, July 2011
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Photo 1 of 6Credit: By G. BrentA communal tap area in the informal urban settlement of Cato Manor in Durban, South Africa. Still prevalent are unhygienic, limited water sources. -
Photo 2 of 6Credit: By G. BrentA lady (74yo) collecting her water from the communal tap close by to her unfinished low cost flat-block, in which there are no ablutions or even plumbing. -
Photo 3 of 6Credit: By G. BrentWomen collect water for their houses and wash their clothes from two communal taps, next to a long-drop mobile toilet. -
Photo 4 of 6Credit: By G. BrentPublic ablutions for residents of Cato Manor informal settlement, nearby the suburbs of Durban. -
Photo 5 of 6Credit: By G. BrentA toilet, or long-drop, in Cato Manor, Durban; there is no plumbing, no flushing system the faeces remain rotting just beneath the makeshift toilet seat, within sight, smell and touch. -
Photo 6 of 6Credit: By G. BrentA long drop toilet in the shack settlement of Cato Manor, Durban. There are no pipes to provide running water.
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