Good morning to everyone except Reviewer 1, who said that our paper on women's empowerment did not have scientific value and wrote, "In my opinion, women agency can be increased, but not up to the similar level to men."
Just back from vacation and decided to start with reading an article rather than getting to my inbox. Best decision all year. #WASHTwitter, stop what you're doing and read this. Some scattered thoughts to follow.
NEW COMMENTARY: The Applications of Implementation Science in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Research and Practice. Read the article ➡️ https://t.co/7S8uTX5dxp @EmoryRollins@sab918@MatthewCFreeman
Friends - since we can’t tag or share with NSA, please do so for us!
@nsasaints on IG - they’ve turned off photo tagging and mentions for everyone, but share via DM!
@NSACADEMY on Twitter
On Facebook, comment on their recent post about their statement “Moving Forward Together”
@amitangshu@DasMaitreyi@WorldBankWater@WASHUnited Should be representative of all urban households! Check out the report on the original dataset, which details the sampling strategy. https://t.co/ZKQ1s9sInO
Governments, communities, the private sector and researchers should collaborate to find solutions to the water challenges – An urgent call for accelerated action on water: https://t.co/N6tWqZlfLt
Join us in committing #iValueWater! #everydrop
We should implement policies that will allow for doubling water infrastructure investment in the next 5 years – An urgent call for accelerated action on water: https://t.co/N6tWqZlfLt
Join us in committing #iValueWater! #everydrop
Check out @WorldBankWater newest report on the state of WASH in Bangladesh! Glad to have been a part of this timely work! #EveryDrop https://t.co/Nnajf2SuUz
98% in #Bangladesh have access to improved source, but only 39% likely to have ‘safely managed’ drinking #water. Achieving #SDG6 requires holistic management of water #quality https://t.co/SBhlrkHNSm
"The task remaining will be particularly difficult because it not only involves delivering higher quality WASH services but also delivering such services to those populations and areas that are often left behind"@WorldBankWater report on WASH in Bangladesh https://t.co/cJUnI1QXfa
"Though #Bangladesh has made strong progress in a crucial step toward better quality drinking water—switching to improved water infrastructure—much of what is tapped remains stubbornly contaminated with dangerous microbes, heavy metals, or salt" https://t.co/cJUnI1QXfa #everydrop