Sentence examples for sanitation components from inspiring English sources

Higher primary, secondary and tertiary aliphatic amides, known for their low solubility in aqueous floats are valued sanitation components ("cosurfactants") by association in various anionic, anionic-nonionic, etc., surface-active colloidal systems as such or salified as formates and acetates, respectively [1 5].

The World Bank supports the sector through dedicated water and sanitation projects, as well as through water and sanitation components in other, broader projects.

UNICEF Zambia also contributes to the health, gender, education, and poverty alleviation MDGs, as well as the water and sanitation components of Zambia's Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper and Sixth National Development Plan.

Eight sets of Questionnaires were developed to elicit information from schools, village leaders, village entrepreneurs, households on use of water and sanitation facilities, and shops in Dili selling water and sanitation components.

Under its water and sanitation component, the African Medical and Research Foundation (Amref), contracted Aqua Drill Company to drill a borehole in Alungar village.

Under the water and sanitation component of the Katine community partnerships project, funded by Guardian readers and Barclays Bank, and implemented by Amref, boreholes and shallow wells are being built to increase access to safe water.

The partner for the sanitation component in villages and communities is the Ministry of Health, while the Ministry responsible for Primary, Secondary and Professional Education manages the school sanitation component.

Australian Government funding will add the much needed water and sanitation component to this multi-agency programme.

However, 663 million people still lack access to improved drinking water, and the world has not met the sanitation component.

Methodology: The rural water supply and sanitation component of the programme under result 4 is implemented by UNICEF through a four-year Contribution Agreement signed in July 2005.

This project is led by the World Bank's Water & Sanitation Program, with Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) as co-partner with primary responsibility for implementation of the onsite sanitation component and construction of shared sanitation facilities.