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Innovation in Financing Brightens WASH Galaxy: Funding for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Starts to Arrive Faster, With Clearer Requirements This article originally appeared on Circle of Blue and is the second in a series on the global status of universal access to water, sanitation, and hygiene, produced through a collaboration between Circle of Blue and the Wilson Center. People devoted to financing water, sanitation and hygiene in developing nations worried for much of 2020. Utility customers stopped paying their water bills. Funders altered their priorities. Heads of state turned their a...

Innovation in Financing Brightens WASH Galaxy Funding for water, sanitation and hygiene starts to arrive faster, with clearer requirements By Keith Schneider, Circle of Blue April 26, 2021 People devoted to financing water, sanitation and hygiene in developing nations worried for much of 2020. Utility customers stopped paying their water bills. Funders altered their priorities. Heads of state turned their attention to other virus-related emergencies. But did COVID-19 affect funding enough to slow progress toward universal access to clean water, safe sanitation, and hygiene? And if it did, by ...

Hospitality Net announces World Panel Live Broadcast with Oracle & Nor1 Join a lively discussion with senior executives from Kempinski, Wyndham and Lindner Hotels share this article Photo: Hospitality Net The hospitality industry is beginning to see a notable increase in bookings, and it is becoming clear that that travel is on the rebound. This emerging demand has uncovered opportunities for hotel technology-focused companies to reimagine the overall landscape and deliver solutions that amplify the guest experience. Advertisements The acquisition of Nor1 by Or...

Mr. Leeper plans to immediately appeal this decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Relying entirely on evidence and arguments that discriminate against Black athletes of African descent, the World Athletics-appointed Panel ruled that World Athletics had shown that Mr. Leeper's prostheses provided him "with an overall competitive advantage over any athlete not using such aids," and thus ruled Mr. Leeper cannot use those prostheses in any events sanctioned by World Athletics.  The Panel's decision included no real scientific examination of Black athletes, and relied on the MASH ...

share this viewpoint This viewpoint was created byWilly Legrand, Professor of Hospitality Management at the IU International University of Applied Sciences, Germany Responsible travel: How do we make booking sustainable hotels easier? Evidence shows that spending time in nature helps reducing anxiety, improving mental health and well-being, let alone boosting physical health. Nature is good for us; can we be good to nature too? It's no wonder that one recent large-scale survey conducted by Booking.com (2020) identified ' Impact Awakening: The Rise of Responsible Travel' as one of the nine pre...