Sentence examples for improving the sanitation from inspiring English sources

But we've also been checking out some other, er, innovative toilets that may not have intended to teach us about improving the sanitation crisis but have inadvertently done so.

Apart from being freaky to watch in action, the first-of-its kind material may have important applications--from making better devices for collecting rainwater in water-scarce developing countries, to improving the sanitation of toilets, to making airplane wings and solar panels resistant to rusting or icing over.

"Such innovations have significantly contributed towards improving the sanitation profiles of communities and reduce incidents of under-5 mortality as a result of diarrhoea".

The evidence showed clearly that the burden of parasitic infections in schoolchildren and poor sanitation conditions of the shantytown school constituted public health priority and strongly supports the needs of school health programmes aimed at reducing the prevalence of infections in schoolchildren and improving the sanitation conditions in and around of the schools.

I couldn't electrify the country or construct a dam or build houses or clear a road or run a television station or design an urban water system or tend to the sick or improve the sanitation system or revitalize the economy or cancel the debt.

It is gathered that the JICA improved the sanitation facility/raised latrine (Fig. 7) while VIRED provided a water pump.

How can the knowledge about sustainability in the sanitation sector be transferred into operable planning steps to improve the sanitation situation in a developing country?

The thirteen technology assessment indicators (Fig. 4) describe the minimum requirements to assess the sustainability performance of a sanitation system in a region of a developing country and thus can help to improve the sanitation situation.

On April 16, the city government of Memphis agreed to recognize the union and to begin to improve the sanitation workers' wages, benefits and working conditions.

Avoid needlessly exposing yourself to germs when you can easily reduce your risk of getting sick and improve the sanitation of your work area, and enjoy a healthier, more productive lifestyle.

Among the many issues this post-conflict country faces is the fact that it lost a generation of skilled engineers, technicians and health professionals during the Khmer Rouge regime and lacks the innovative professionals needed to improve the sanitation crisis, according to WaterAid.