Globally, only 45% of the population uses a safely managed sanitation service.
How can we maximize household connections to sewers & make sure no one gets left behind?
⚡NEW REPORT⚡⇨ https://t.co/AjCtXhTz96
#WorldToiletDay#InclusiveSanitation#ConnectTheUnconnected
Sanitation workers are dying at alarming rates in many developing countries.
What can be done to ensure a safe & dignified working environment for those who provide & maintain sanitation services?
DOWNLOAD the REPORT: https://t.co/AL6FWZMvK4
#SanitationWorkers#WorldToiletDay
Nine case studies from around the 🌍 shine a spotlight on the hazardous & stigmatizing working conditions of #SanitationWorkers.
READ the REPORT→ https://t.co/i7cIkK6MJR
#WorldToiletDay
The exhibition on #SanitationWorkers "light at the end of the tunnel" was inaugurated today in Geneva by UN Director T.Valovaya, with Singapore ambassador and @wateraid's Policy Director.
Not in Geneva?😓
Don't worry: You can have a 360 experience online: https://t.co/O4vFDhG4Gr
📢The report 'Health, safety and dignity of sanitation workers' is out!
It's the most extensive exploration of #SanitationWorkers: risks, good practice, gaps and action areas (9 country cases).
By @ILO@WHO@WorldBankWater@wateraid
https://t.co/O9lFJr2tq5 (En+Fr) #WorldToiletDay
Gustavo Heredia, President of @aguatuya foundation, teaches us key lessons from Bolivia. “We must move away from project approach to delivering sanitation services, regardless of the technical solutions”@hechodeagua#CWIS@worldbankdata
Mouhamadou Gueye, Program Director of ONAS, presenting the success drivers and lessons learnt from FSM advances in Dakar, Senegal. #CWIS K&L event #Uganda@OPsmbv@WorldBankWater
Our lead sanitation specialist, Martin Gambrill, opening our CWIS knowledge and learning event in Uganda. “We need to think differently, we need business as unusual! “ @WorldBankWater#cwis#sanitation
@eddyperez1209 highlights that City Wide Inclusive Sanitation creates a profound paradigm shift making city authorities accountable for providing services to all, not just those within their mandate. @WorldBankWater
They are among the most vulnerable workers.
They are too often invisible, unquantified and ostracized.
#SanitationWorkers are exposed to serious occupational and environmental health hazards.
Our upcoming report will dive into the world of #sanitationworkers. Stay tuned!
“Business as usual is not going to get us to the sanitation SDG target.” Says Martin Gambrill of the @WorldBank, citing that if Argentina continues improving at current rate, universal sewer connections won’t be achieved for 200 years.
#uncwaterandhealth
How to reach poor households and communities with #sanitation?
At #UNCwaterandhealth, we'll present @USAID cases from Indonesia and Ghana and findings from recent @WorldBankWater research on subsidies and targeting the poor.
Learn more: https://t.co/uC7GgsCNOJ