Sentence examples for overall sanitation from inspiring English sources

Sameh Seif, a long-time Ashoka Arab World fellow, has made huge strides in reducing a great public health hazard in rural upper Egypt; by designing and building low-cost sewerage systems within communities, he has improved overall sanitation and living conditions for 20,000 inhabitants of the poorest part of the country.

The overall sanitation in Pandav Nagar and Laxmi Nagar also looks better.

Shared-gender toilets, coupled with poor overall sanitation, discourages many girls from attending school.

 Identification of villages should have been carried out on the basis of open defecation practices or overall sanitation practices of the population.

This low figure for access to sanitation had decreased from 26% in 1990, making Haiti one of the few countries where overall sanitation coverage has declined for reasons other than population growth.

These resulted in a gradual extension of coverage to the rural areas, such that in the first 20 years of Zimbabwe's independence, overall water coverage increased from 32% to 56% and overall sanitation access from 28% to 55%.

Despite progress in overall urban sanitation access coverage and equity as indicated by WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme JMPP) metrics, residents of urbanising, unplanned communities in the large cities of SSA experience persistently elevated disease risks associated with poor sanitation infrastructure that does not reliably sequester excreta to prevent human exposure.

To prevent further diarrhea, we recommended improving the overall water and sanitation conditions.

At each facility, structural measures, such as the availability of electricity and sanitation, overall cleanliness, qualified staff, organization of services, drugs, and equipment, were collected.

The province hopes to further build of these impressive results by improving sanitation overall, as only 43 per cent of households in the province have access to latrines.

In this study we found no association between the time spent interacting with a latrine on the homestead of origin and the T.solium status of the pig, which we believe suggests that the presence or absence of a latrine in an individual home is of less relevance to parasite transmission than overall provision of sanitation for the wider community in which the pig roams.