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Deadline: 26-Mar-23 In order to contribute significantly to the improvement of urban governance and the living environment of the population in Guinean

Sanitation is the process of keeping places clean and healthy, especially by providing a sewage system and clean water.

The government of Chad has unveiled policy to strengthen the country's drinking water supply. The country’s goal is to increase drinking water coverage to 100% by 2030.

Mrs Stella Kumedzro, Volta Regional Environmental Health Officer (REHO) has called on Ghana and Africa to institute pragmatic measures to change the narrative and break the vicious cycle of diseases plaguing the continent due to poor sanitation. She said a report by the Center for Disease Control indicated that every…

The Mawuli Estate in Ho in the Volta Region has been declared open defecation free, making it the first community to attain the feat in the country under the Urban Sanitation Programme. This was disclosed by Mr Divine Bosson, the Ho Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), during this year's celebration of…

November 19th, 2022 is World Toilet Day, a day set aside by the international community to draw attention to the fact that a whopping 2.5 billion people in the world, representing 37% of the world’s total population, do not have a safe place to defecate. A lot of people the…

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A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) has organised a cleanup exercise to tidy streets of Ablekuma and its environs in the Ga Central Municipality. The NGO, ‘Dromo' Foundation, a children and women-focused organisation, also sensitised the community members of sanitation-related diseases, including COVID-19, Marbug virus and Monkey Pox. The over four hours…

The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) since 2017 till date, has engaged a total of 144,521 youths, Mr Bright Wireko-Brobbey, the Deputy Minister of Employment and Labour Relations, has informed Parliament. The breakdown includes Community Protection Programme 17,500; Arabic Instructors Module 3,000; Youth in Sports Programme 1,988; Youth in Sanitation Programme…

In this article, the findings of selected observational studies are contrasted with that of randomised experiments conducted to estimate the impact of improved sanitation on child health in India. The estimation bias exists and could be due to the measurement error in sanitation indicators, which remained unaddressed by most observational studies. The sanitation indicators