Sentence examples for improved toilets from inspiring English sources

Because subsidies were provided in the form of construction supplies and accessories such as pressure gauges and biogas appliances (e.g. rice cooker, single-burner range), the installation of a biogas system was often associated with other household improvements; 98% of the families installed improved toilets at the same time as their biogas system.

In their own small way, their work as ambassadors for safe water, improved toilets and hygiene education is giving them the confidence to believe -- for the very first time -- that anything is possible.

Clean running water and improved toilets are still rare luxuries in Afghanistan's rural areas.

In Tanzania, access to improved toilets is still very low and, as a result, the country did not achieve the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) for water and sanitation.

One study found that Bangladeshi children who had access to clean drinking water, improved toilets, and facilities for handwashing with soap, for instance, had a roughly 50% improvement in HAZ scores compared with control children who didn't.

Nevertheless, access to safe drinking water and to improved toilets that can be kept clean continues to constrain Tanzania's ability to adequately address the under-five child mortality rate.

The health and sanitation facilities available to the population are measured by the percentage of population without access to improved water source and improved toilet facility.

Villagers knew that to get them back, they needed to improve the harbour with modern moorings and improved toilet facilities while keeping its charm, or risk losing precious tourist revenue to competing harbours up and down the coast.

Improved toilet coverage is likely to benefit people much more than it hurts them, he points out, adding that it would be better to provide piped water to villages, instead of relying on tube wells and ponds.

In September John, Leon and Carly went to Zambia where they visited several WaterAid projects including a school that has improved toilet facilities and a rural community that now has access to safe, clean water.

Finally, stunted children are over-represented among those living in households with no improved toilet facilities.