Sentence examples for improved and safe from inspiring English sources

Supporting the government to increase improved and safe access to drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, focusing on vulnerable groups including people in drought-prone areas and schools.

It aims to increase improved and safe access to WASH services and practices, focusing on vulnerable groups including people in drought-prone areas.

However, although a little more than 80percentnt of families have toilets or latrines, only about 40percentnt are improved and safe – meaning they hygienically separate human waste from human contact.

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Supporting the government to increase improved and safe access to drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, focusing on vulnerable groups including people in drought-prone areas and schools.

Thus, access to an improved and safe water source alone, especially one that is not continuously available is insufficient to minimize diarrheal disease risk if safe behaviors for water collection, transport and storage are not practiced.

These features suggest that antigenized Ig can provide an improved and safe vaccine for the presentation of microbial and other peptides.

Planning for an effective and vital Operating Room of the Future (ORF) is necessary for ensuring improved and safer surgical practice in the coming decades.

A narrow, stony path between Turf Locks and Powderham needs extra care, especially when riding with kids, but this short section is being improved and a safe crossing over the railway line is due to open at the end of September.

The latest products from Eppendorf deliver exceptional levels of product purity and security, as well as improved, ergonomic and safe handling of cell cultures and advanced protection against contamination.

Sadly, this is far from the reality for many of the poorest people around the world who do not have access to improved sanitation and safe water supplies.

The percentage of people with access to improved latrine and safe water reached 86% and 73.3%, respectively in 2011 from 28.9% and 37.3%, respectively in 2004.