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ToiletFinder UK for iPhone

dietvorst wrote 2 days ago: WaterAid is offering an iPhone application “ToiletFinder UK” using geolocation to find p … more →

Tags: Funding, iPhone, ToiletFinder UK, Wateraid, World Toilet Day 2009

Company starts marketing urine-separating toilets in Chile

dietvorst wrote 4 days ago: Chilean chemical solutions firm Sinquiver is looking into marketing urine separation systems in Chil … more →

Tags: Latin America & Caribbean, technology, Wastewater Management, Chile, Sinquiver, urine diverting toilets

Ghana's Ato Kwamena Dadzie - More tales from the loo

envhealth@usaid wrote 6 days ago: Thursday, I had a lot of fun talking about one of my favourite subjects – the toilet. How we do it. … more →

Tags: Africa, Ghana

New publication: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Standards for Schools in Low-cost Settings

dietvorst wrote 1 week ago: Adams, J., Bartram, J., Chartier, Y. and Sims, J. (eds) (2009). Water, sanitation and hygiene standa … more →

Tags: Hygiene Promotion, Policy, publications, Healthy Schools, school sanitation

U.N. rights experts call for proper toilets in prisons1 comment

dietvorst wrote 1 week ago: People held in jails and other detention centres around the world frequently have no access to clean … more →

Tags: Campaigns and Events, Dignity and Social Development, prison sanitation, prisons, right to sanitation, World Toilet Day 2009

Affordable Twin Purpose Toilet For World's Rural Poor

envhealth@usaid wrote 1 week ago: SINGAPORE, Nov 17 (Bernama) – The world’s poor and rural communities will soon have acce … more →

Tags: Emergency Sanitation, Toilets

The 'big squat' to take a stand on sanitation - Jack Sim in Chennai

dietvorst wrote 1 week ago: Jack Sim, founder, World Toilet Organization (the other WTO, as he puts it) was in Chennai [India] f … more →

Tags: Campaigns and Events, South Asia, India, Jack Sim, World Toilet Day 2009, World Toilet Organization

Southern African network for sustainable sanitation launched

dijoh2o wrote 2 weeks ago: The Ecological Sanitation Research group (EcoSanRes) at Stockholm Environment Institute has launched … more →

Tags: Africa, Education & Training, Progress on Sanitation, publications, ecological sanitation

A luxury item? WaterAid releases World Toilet Day video1 comment

dietvorst wrote 2 weeks ago: In the run up to World Toilet Day on 19 November, WaterAid has released a new short highlighting the … more →

Tags: Campaigns and Events, Dignity and Social Development, Multimedia, Wateraid, World Toilet Day, World Toilet Day 2009

Rose George - How to save the world with sanitation

envhealth@usaid wrote 2 weeks ago: There is a feisty old woman in every village. In Maparanhanga, a remote village in Mozambique, reach … more →

Tags: Sanitation and Health, Rose George

Kenya - Replacing the bucket latrine

envhealth@usaid wrote 3 weeks ago: WAJIR EAST, 5 November 2009 (IRIN) – The sound of the evening bell at a local boarding high-sc … more →

Tags: Africa, Sanitation and Health, bucket latrines, Kenya

Ghana, Accra: Owning Latrines “Makes us Fat” – Local Community

dietvorst wrote 3 weeks ago: Generally, the main perceived advantages of latrine ownership are proximity/easy access and privacy. … more →

Tags: Africa, Sanitation and Health, Community-Led Total Sanitation, Ghana, latrines, open defecation, pronet

Nepal: menstruation a bugbear for schoolgirls

dietvorst wrote 3 weeks ago: Rural women in Nepal, especially schoolgirls, are still treated as untouchables during menstruation, … more →

Tags: Dignity and Social Development, publications, Sanitation and Health, South Asia, menstrual hygiene, nepal, schools, Wateraid

Nepal: Sanitation finally a priority

dietvorst wrote 3 weeks ago: The diarrhoea that spread earlier in 2009 in 18 districts across Nepal killed nearly 300 people; nea … more →

Tags: Campaigns and Events, Progress on Sanitation, South Asia, latrines, nepal

New research on diarrheal diseases

envhealth@usaid wrote 3 weeks ago: Diarrhoea kills over a million over-fives each year The number of deaths that could be prevented by … more →

Tags: Hygiene Promotion, Research, Sanitation and Health

Report of Consultation on Sustainable Sanitation, Arghyam Trust, Bangalore, 09 Sept 20091 comment

dietvorst wrote 1 month ago: A consultation was organised by Arghyam Trust on 9th September 2009 at Bangalore, to share civil soc … more →

Tags: Campaigns and Events, Policy, South Asia, Arghyam Trust, ecological sanitation, India, sustainable sanitation

Bangladesh: microfinance agencies enable entrepreneurs to provide more sanitation technology options1 comment

dietvorst wrote 1 month ago: Over the last five years in Bangladesh, more than 90 million people have moved away from open defeca … more →

Tags: Funding, South Asia, technology, Association for Social Advancement, Bangladesh, Dhaka Ahsania Mission, latrines, microcredit

Pakistan: moving beyond open defecation free sanitation

dietvorst wrote 1 month ago: CLTS Picture book. Plan International Pakistan Pakistan has taken an important step towards improved … more →

Tags: Policy, Progress on Sanitation, South Asia, Community-Led Total Sanitation, Pakistan, rural sanitation, Water and Sanitation Program

India: use pour flush system in toilets to save water, UNICEF1 comment

dietvorst wrote 1 month ago: UNICEF has called for promoting Pour Flush System in toilets stating it is far better than the tradi … more →

Tags: South Asia, technology, UNICEF, India, total sanitation campaign, pour flush latrines


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