Sentence examples for basic sanitation infrastructure from inspiring English sources
In its Olympic bid, Rio officials vowed the games would "regenerate Rio's magnificent waterways" through a $4bn government expansion of basic sanitation infrastructure.
When making loans to developing countries, the various aid institutions stress good agricultural practices, along with basic sanitation, infrastructure and communications.
Our work is simple: we help ensure that people have access to safe water to prevent infection, we invest in basic sanitation infrastructure to help keep water clean, and when people do become ill we provide efficient and effective medical care.
Spread through contaminated water or food, cholera has travelled rapidly in a country where war has shattered basic sanitation infrastructure, leaving nearly 15 million people without regular access to clean water.
She said these crucial interventions – including latrines and water points – likely helped avoid serious outbreaks of disease that can occur in crowded camps that lack basic sanitation infrastructure and safe-water access.
They are providing aid for education, local food production and basic repairs to sanitation infrastructure through the U.N. and nongovernmental organizations, not the central government.
The same dynamic is present throughout most of the largely rural country, where the lack of basic water and sanitation infrastructure contributes to an estimated 75% of the country's disease burden, according to the Ministry of Health.Getting water to poor communities may sound straightforward: dig a well, put in a pump and hand out water filters.
Meanwhile, a cholera epidemic of massive proportions has killed thousands -- largely due to a lack of government resources to fix basic water and sanitation infrastructure.
The lack of basic water and sanitation infrastructure is expensive for urban slum households in this community.
Major investments are needed to ensure that schools have basic water and sanitation infrastructure," said Sheldon Yett, UNICEF Representative in Liberia.
These findings along with the myriad of unmeasured benefits of preventing diarrhoeal illness add to pressing arguments for investment in basic water and sanitation infrastructure.
