Sentence examples for sanitation issues from inspiring English sources

How important are sanitation issues?

With few public toilets and most people sharing common toilets with poor drainage, the area faces sanitation issues.

The officials estimated that an investment of just $3.15m would have covered most of the sanitation issues they had identified.

Under its initiative to strengthen the link between schools and communities, Amref is training teachers so that they in turn train their pupils in hygiene and sanitation issues.

Abbott Pugh describes how the use of open data is spreading across Africa, and how it can help combat water disease and sanitation issues.

But something has happened recently to make water and sanitation issues fall down the development agenda, despite the massive returns in health, education and human dignity.

"The idea that you could solve sanitation issues with a water-driven toilet is hilarious to me," says Woo Woo founder James Young.

He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh and worked on health and sanitation issues in Mali as a Peace Corps volunteer from 1988 to 1990.

Clean water and sanitation issues simply do not have the same resonance as war, starvation, malnutrition and other evils that the poor are most vulnerable to.

As for actual complaints, New Yorkers of all heritages often inquired about basic things: sanitation issues, law enforcement, noise and of course, their neighbors.

Among the City Council members who came to office after the 2001 election, Michael E. McMahon has established his reputation as an expert on the city's sanitation issues and as an intensely media-friendly politician.