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Oxfam International has urged the Nigerian government to design short and long-term shock absorbers to tackle the hunger that may arise from the Ukraine-Russia war.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Gross underinvestment in services to get the water out of the ground and to those who need it most and untapped or poorly managed resources means millions of people don’t have enough safe, clean water to meet their daily needs, let alone face the impacts of the climate crisis, according to a

Researchers say it would help communities cope with climate impacts like drought and irregular rainfall, and provide resilience after floods

Studies ‘debunk the myth that Africa is running out of water’ but say resource needs to be better managed

Photographer Rankin has curated a new pop-up exhibition of unique toilet seats, created by a mixture of artists, fashion designers and celebrities, which will be on show at a free-to-enter exhibition at London Southbank's Oxo Gallery from 4-6 February 2022 to highlight the inaccessibility of toilets to 1.7 billion people around the world.

Bhubaneswar: Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik Thursday inaugurated Sujal-Drink From Tap Mission’ for 24 hour potable water supply to the residents of Cuttack. Instead of groundwater, water from...

Around 1.8 billion people are at heightened risk of COVID-19 and other diseases because they use or work in health care facilities without basic water services, warn WHO and UNICEF.

More(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – WaterAid, an international not-for-profit organization has decried the current plight of sanitation workers around the world. In a statement to mark this year’s World Toilet Day, WaterAid said COVID-19 has exacerbated already horrendous conditions for sanitation workers across the globe, adding that they are the forgotten frontline workers in the fight against […]

Sanitation Workers Not In Frontline COVID-19 Fight - Research

Sanitation Workers Not In Frontline COVID-19 Fight - Research