We are hiring! We have a two vacancies that might be of interest for you:
▫️Researcher position in Hydroinformatics
▫️(Senior) Lecturer “Water Conflict, Cooperation and Diplomacy”.
Closing date 26 and 31 July 2021. Apply here https://t.co/4GOSidrHjh
#webinaralert
Join us for our upcoming webinar on 25th May on 'what does #water mean to #youth?, ' co-organized by @WYPW_PMJE & @unescoWATER.
Here, we'll talk about World Water Development Report 2021: Valuing Water!
Hurry up & register here: https://t.co/Ow3QxPMT20
Happening Now!
National Toilet Awards Webinar on "Sanitation jobs as a catalyst for a healthy and wealthy youth population, Post-covid"
Amazing and insightful presentations showcasing the huge potentials and innovations in the sanitation sector!
#CleanNigeriaUseTheToilet
Have you registered for the National Toilet Awards Webinar yet? Please do so using this link https://t.co/c9D5I9nkfR. See you there! #SanitationJobsNG#NationalToiletAwards
The Sanitation Value Chain in #Nigeria holds huge opportunities that are untapped.
Join @AwardsToilet to discuss ways of harnessing the opportunities in @NigeriaGov Sanitation Value Chain.
Register: https://t.co/fMm5UtRS6T
Today you're at home and have some time on your hands, what's stopping you from registering for this webinar that will immerse you in a new world of sanitation jobs.
https://t.co/StZprdghNk
According to @WorldBankWater
"Lack of basic sanitation is a rural problem.
We need a renewed commitment for rural sanitation and hygiene.
We must focus on scale, equity and sustainability."
#EndOpenDefecation#StopOpenDefecation
When it comes to the case
for driving more sustainable
inclusive growth, there can be
few more damning statistics
than the fact that 139 million of
our fellow human beings in Nigeria still don't have access to safely managed sanitation.
Join hands to #EndOpenDefecation
Open defecation pollutes the environment and causes health problems. High levels of open defecation are linked to high child mortality, poor nutrition, poverty, and large disparities between rich and poor. Therefore, eliminating open defecation is thought to be an important part