Sentence examples for develop sanitation from inspiring English sources

One of them was a sanitation project in Ghana where we worked with water and sanitation for the urban poor and Unilever to develop sanitation services and systems in urban Ghana.

Since 1997, Water For People has been working in rural areas of Bolivia and collaborates with local government, communities, schools, and private and civil society organizations to develop sanitation and clean water solutions.

Since 1997, Water For People has been working in rural areas of Bolivia and collaborates with local government, communities, schools, and private and civil society organizations to develop sanitation and clean water solutions.

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene: ESARO will provide support to Country Offices to develop water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) preparedness and response plans and provide direct technical guidance to WASH cluster leads through training.

Recommendation: Lessons learned through the present evaluation suggest the following improvements in the way CLTS is implemented in WCAR: - To address a complementary approach at policy and programme level to develop the sanitation supply chain to sustain the endogenous hygiene development triggered by CLTS.

When you look at the time it took Europe even to develop their sanitation scheme and have all the waste water treated, it took almost 50 years to achieve that.

Worked with the Ugandan government to develop updated sanitation guidelines for schools and communities and to produce another video to raise greater attention and resources for trachoma elimination in Uganda.

Dzwairo et al. (2006) highlighted the need to a) analyze critical parameters such as depth of the infiltration layer and direction of groundwater flow; b) develop alternative sanitation options, such as raised or lined pit latrines, to minimize groundwater impacts; and c) apply an integrated approach, involving geotechnology and hydrogeology, to solve sanitation problems.

These findings support the hypothesis that CLTS should be complemented by financing mechanisms for developing the sanitation supply chain in parallel, e.g. sanitation market-ing approach, so that induced changes become sustainable.

Several studies have highlighted the importance of developing national sanitation policies to provide the necessary framework in which sanitation initiatives and targets are combined into a single program at the national level [ 21].

Helped by an emerging understanding of disease, local governments developed public sanitation.