As the conflict drags on in #BurkinaFaso's East, its impact on the region's population is growing - I recently spoke with a former municipal councilman from #Soam#Matiacoali, living in #FadaNGourma since 2019. Read his story here: https://t.co/QSEgg0zDzi #lwili#sahel (1/3)
Strong hygiene practices are important for ensuring a healthy community. We work with communities in Burkina Faso to share hygiene best practices and support them in implementing them, improving public health.
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#safewater is important for public health - Initiative: Eau regularly tests drinking water for contaminants to protect those drinking it
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Initiative: Eau is implementing critical #WASH infrastructure and procedures in these health centers to increase quality of care and reduce hospital-related transmission.
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Recently, our CEO was interviewed by the @AP on the second wave of #COVID19 in #BurkinaFaso. Critical support is still needed to health centers, as supplies run low and health workers fatigue.
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“There are tools and systems that can be mobilized quickly to address these cases. The key will be speed, ensuring appropriate people and materials are where they need to be” — our CEO's quote in this recent Time article on the declaration of Ebola in Guinea; more below 👇👇👇
Critical support is still needed to health centers, as supplies run low and health workers fatigue.We are implementing critical #WASH infrastructure and procedures in health centers to increase quality of care and reduce hospital transmission. Learn more https://t.co/GRoOrnlML1
Our CEO was interviewed on the @bbcworldservice's Newsday on the second wave of #COVID19 in #BurkinaFaso (around 27:30 via link). More cases have been diagnosed in the past 3months in Burkina than in the prior 8 months the pandemic. (1/2) https://t.co/vN352Aisq6
We stand with @WHO in calling on global, national and local leaders to accelerate #VaccinEquity in every country, starting with health workers and those at highest risk for #COVID19. There is no time to lose. Join us: https://t.co/pSilQEPMza
#Ghana🇬🇭 becomes the first African country to receive #COVID19 vaccines from the COVAX facility. 600,000 Oxford-AstraZeneca doses arrived in Accra this morning. The delivery is the first wave of arrivals to continue in coming days.
WEBINAR: Bonnes Pratiques des Institutions Nationales des Droits de l’Homme relatives à la Gouvernance de l’Eau
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A big shout out to students with @JohnBapstMHS’s Student Environmental Action Committee (SEAC) for organizing this bottle drive 🙌 - nearly 400 USD towards our #safewater projects in #BurkinaFaso. Bravo!
The SEAC bottle drive is tomorrow, Saturday, Feb. 20. Please drop off bottles in front of the school to participate. All funds will go to an organization started by Bapst alumni Donald Brooks and Christina Long. You can learn more about "Initiative Eau" at https://t.co/TjjMuMSSGf