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BRIEFING: Why Water, Sanitation and Hygiene matter in the 2012 Elections in Sierra Leone
Election 2012 campaign commitments
Water and sanitation must be affordable and available to all citizens of Sierra Leone – and the Government of Sierra Leone must lead the way. This means leadership at all levels – from the President, to the national…
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WASH Emergencies and Youths’ Role
By: Mr. Phurba Sange Moktan
Diarrhea, Cholera, Typhoid, Dengue, etc are major public health concern in Nepal. In a year of 2009, there was an outbreak of diarrheal diseases in several districts of mid and far western region of Nepal which claimed more than 300 lives. This sound like unfortunate, however, is the result of ignorance.
Preparedness vs. Responses:…
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Burkina Faso: 13e sommet de l'Information sur l'eau - Vers une harmonisation des systèmes de gestion
Par Aimé NABALOUM pour Le Pays - 11 avril 2012
Le ministère de l'Agriculture et de l'hydraulique en collaboration avec USAID WA-WASH et le consortium water web organise du 11 au 13 avril 2012 à Ouagadougou, le 13e sommet de l'Information sur l'eau.
Le sommet se donne pour objectif de rentabiliser les systèmes d'information sur l'eau à travers le…
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WASH-Net Sierra Leone Engaging Political parties on WASH Prioritization
The Water and Sanitation Network (WaSH-Net) in Sierra Leone is currently working on engaging key political parties to prioritize Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in their Manifestos as a lead-up process to the 2012 Presidential and Parliamentary Elections. Please show your support by signing petition on…
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WASH Institute - Background
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Provision of basic water supply and sanitation facilities to people, especially living in rural areas and urban slums is…
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Isomorphic mimicry – or the challenge of the empty organigramme
Could anyone resist a paper that, in the introduction, promises to ‘explicitly…
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Ensuring rural water services that last: Lessons from a 13-country study
Approximately one in three rural water supply systems in developing countries does not function at all or is performing well below its expected level. Failure on this scale represents hundreds of millions of dollars in wasted investment and millions of people who have had to return to fetching dirty drinking water from distant sources - to the detriment of their health, education, and livelihoods.
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Contest: Tell us a story – for pride and a prize
Source Bulletin is looking for stories about communities and interventions that helped (or failed!) to improve the sanitation and
hygiene situation. Such stories provide valuable lessons from WASH
experiences and practices.
Each story should identify a problem or situation, the key interventions and the outcomes and should, whenever possible, be accompanied by a
picture.
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