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This seems to be a shout-box, well I havn't thought what to use it for yet, any suggestions?
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Update 2011: Over 2011 the community grew to 500-plus members. Activity is low; loosing out to Facebook, + and LinkedIn perhaps.
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Posted by Dr.Kailash Aher on February 9, 2012 at 8:14am 1 Comment 1 Like
Water is a vital natural resource, which is essential for multiplicity purposes. It is an essential constituent of all animal and vegetable matters. It is also an essential ingredient of animal and plant life. Its uses may include drinking and other domestic uses, industrial cooling, power generation, agriculture, transportation and waste disposal. It is due to the rapid Urban-industrial technology revolution and speedy, exploitation of natural resources by man, population explosion. Today…
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It is very interesting working with communities. Kenya nowadays has nowadays adapted a bottom-top approach which is a reverse of the former apporaches where rules had to come form the Government and…Continue
Started by Pauline Wambui Karanja in WASH development Themes & Topics on Thursday.
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Pauline Wambui KaranjaMombasa, Kenya |
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Dr.Kailash AherAurangabad, Maharashtra, India |
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Ramesh Adhikari ( THARU )Chandranigahpur, Rautahat, Nepal |
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Renay Van WykPretoria, South Africa |
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Hari DEVKOTAGorkha, Nepal |
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While current figures indicate that access to improved drinking water has increased from 77 per cent to 87 per cent between 1990 and 2008, the real percentage of people with sustainable access to safe drinking water is likely to be significantly lower. This is one of the conclusions of a new report that the UNICEF/WHO Joint Monitoring Programme for Water Supply and Sanitation (JMP) released on 20 December 2011.
This thematic overview paper catalogues existing financing models that can help the urban poor get access to complete sanitation services. It examines each model based on an analytical framework that comprises six criteria: applicability, simplicity, sustainability, scalability, pro-poor, and equity.
This technical do-it-yourself guide provides step-by-step instruction on building simple pit latrines. It was designed for use at the individual household level to assist families in West Africa who have already decided to build their own latrines.
WaterAid has signed funding agreements with the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) for two WASH projects in Bangladesh.
Residents of Ogoniland in Rivers State, Nigeria, are demanding compensation from Royal Dutch Shell and clean-up of the oil that has polluted water sources and destroyed their livelihoods.
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