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Water, Sanitation and Hygiene are the basics of a healthy and disease free life. We are here to see that they are promoted in Rwanda.

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@oneacrefundRW @EnvironmentRw @RwandaForestry @CityofKigali @RwandaAgriBoard @RwandaAgri @unicefrw @Lands_Rwanda @RwandaWater @GreenFundRw @REMA_Rwanda @RwandaEmergency @RDBrwanda @Rwanda_Edu A very good innitiative

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@AnnaMars2792 @RwandaMoD @UWIMANA_Phanuel Ndi umunyarwanda is above, bigger and better than hutu and tutsi.

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Make clean hands your habit – it protects us all! Happy #WorldHandHygieneDay!✨ Clean care for all is in your hands. 🖐️ #HandHygiene #SafeCare

[WASHNETRWANDA @WASHNETRWANDA22]

Clean care for all is in your hands. 🖐️ #HandHygiene #SafeCare

[Lieke van de Wiel @LiekevandeWiel]

Delighted join the launch of the Climate & Health Vulnerability & Adaptation Assessment with @RwandaHealth as real champion. Understanding the impact of increasing extreme weather events, temperature and pollution on children's health is key for effective mitigation & response.

[WASHNETRWANDA @WASHNETRWANDA22]

This recently implemented Water project in Bugesera District is significantly and reliably responding to WASH needs of the neighboring communities.

[World Bank Water @WorldBankWater]

🌧️ Regions with limited water storage and reliance on rainfed agriculture are hit the hardest by shifting weather patterns, with the most vulnerable communities bearing the heaviest burden. Learn more: https://t.co/O74mzw1oCq

[IZABAYO Alain Christian @NelkonAlain]

WASH volunteers are the backbone of global health efforts. By ensuring access to clean water and proper sanitation, they prevent disease outbreaks and save lives. Their work is vital for safe healthcare, community resilience, and sustainable development.
#WASH
#URPHSAinAction

[WASHNETRWANDA @WASHNETRWANDA22]

The per capita standard, combined with population figures, can be used to compute the domestic water demand of a city. It serves as a reference point to assess the adequacy, ‘water shortages’, and ‘over consumption’. The per capita standard is also used to assess future needs.

[WASHNETRWANDA @WASHNETRWANDA22]

Despite its widespread use by municipal authorities across many municipalities, the per capita water supply standard lacks empirical grounding, objective rationale, and validity.

[SachT @SachinTiwale]

My op-ed in today’s The Hindu critiques the per capita water supply standard — highlighting its lack of empirical grounding, objective rationale & validity.
https://t.co/b8AuIpn1XV
#WaterPolicy #UrbanPlanning #Sustainability #India #PublicPolicy #Standards

[WASHNETRWANDA @WASHNETRWANDA22]

Heavy rainfall and flooding can contaminate water sources with sewage, bacteria, and other pollutants, increasing the risk of waterborne disease. Dear people, take care.

[WASHNETRWANDA @WASHNETRWANDA22]

During rainy season, sanitation issues arise primarily due to increased humidity, stagnant water, and the potential for flooding, which can lead to the spread of waterborne diseases and vector-borne illnesses like diarrhea, cholera, typhoid fever, as well as dengue and malaria.

[WASHNETRWANDA @WASHNETRWANDA22]

the present heavy rains are resulting in flooding and landslides & have affected Rwandans. This is causing casualties and damage. we advise people to evacuate the most risk areas prone to land slides and heavy floods in this rain season.