WASH in Schools
This web site is a place for sharing information on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Schools.
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WASH in Schools Tweets
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21 Sep 18
The Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Schools (WinS) programme in Nepal is part of a global initiative of UNI… https://t.co/0EQ0MO7P3P
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21 Sep 18
The Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Schools (WinS) programme in Nepal is part of a global initiative of UNI… https://t.co/qFS9HfMkdu
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21 Sep 18
Wonderful interactions with Shri. Kona Sasidhar, IAS, Collector & District Magistrate, Guntur @ Discussions on Glo… https://t.co/wuXGN5FxvK
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18 Sep 18
19% of schools worldwide had no #drinkingwater services in 2016. Read @UNICEF & @WHO latest report on Drinking wate… https://t.co/7YbdWJvYUf
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18 Sep 18
Over 620 million lack a basic sanitation service at their #school and almost 900 million do not have access to soap… https://t.co/iLCV8GV0fC
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WASH-based businesses
Water is the most important natural resource, making it an excellent factor for business propositions and development of the economy especially in developing countries. New water-based business models were set up in Uganda and Tanzania under the WASH and Learn! programme organised together by Simavi and the local partners, CABDA, EMESCO Development Foundation and UFUNDIKO.
