Sentence examples for wash infrastructure from inspiring English sources

This relates to local outputs and outcomes – improved access to and use of WASH infrastructure; but also to the contribution it has made to the wider WASH sector.

The OCVs should help reduce the burden of cholera while WASH coverage is expanded, given the considerable amount of time required to improve WASH infrastructure (e.g., piped water and sewers).

Ensure funding for the total WASH program (including water) when starting CLTS Ensure co-payment and/or revolving fund system to sustain the existing WASH infrastructure.

Populations with poor access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) infrastructure are disproportionately affected by the neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).

In order to identify underserved populations, relevant measures of access to WASH infrastructure at sub national or local levels are needed.

800 MHM kits provided across seven border points Provision of minimal improvements to WASH infrastructure at institutional facilities This included ensuring that existing female toilets at institutional settings were upgraded with a few MHM supportive components, including providing shelves, hooks and mirrors into toilet cubicles, and repairing doors and locks.

Gauthami's research interests focus on how social networks influence health behaviors and decisions around access and use of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) infrastructures and its implications on the health and dignity of women and children in developing countries.

In addition to homes, roads, bridges and other infrastructure washed away, the tsunami has disrupted family livelihoods – especially for those employed in tourism in Pangandaran and other beach resort areas, where hundreds of hotels, shops and restaurants have been destroyed or damaged.

But while fresh drinking water and medicine may be needed to staunch the spread of water-borne ailments, the destruction of so much infrastructure – the washing away of roads, the downing of phone lines and damage to bridges – is hampering relief efforts.

Crops ready for harvest, livestock, houses, roads, bridges and other infrastructure — all have been washed away.

Tidal waves that hit the Somali coast caused widespread destruction, washing away roads and submerging coastal infrastructure.