Despite intense activities and great achievements in terms of reaching the Millenium Development Goal (MDG) on safe drinking water and basic sanitation, there are still 2.5 billion people in the world that lack access to improved sanitation. Around 1 billion people are still practicing open defecation. The number of deaths that can be contributed to sanitation-related diseases is still on average around 2 million per year of which children under 5 years are the most affected group. SuSanA provides a networking, sharing and knowledge management platform to the actors in sanitation who are working hard to solve the sanitation crisis.
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3rd International Conference on Faecal Sludge Management - Vietnam 19-21 January 2015 - now with feedback
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Jan 30, 2015 - WASHplus Weekly: Focus on Fecal Sludge Management
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Where is the local government involvement in faecal sludge management and sanitation for the urban poor?
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new MSc in Engineering for International Development"
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Eawag is offering a 2-Year Postdoctoral Fellowship
By donahupa (28.01.2015)
New Job Opening at Population Services International - Technical Advisor, Child Survival
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Project Manager (PM) - CDD Society
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