The Millennium Development Goals target 75% global sanitation coverage by 2015. The cost to reach the milestone is estimated at US$ 14 billion annually through the period. Among other health gains, sanitation is estimated to reduce diarrhoea cases by 391 million worldwide each year.
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Sanitation facts
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Sanitation Marketing
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Kenya in Bonn Ministerial Declaration on Water and Sanitation
Posted in Sanitation In Kenya on December 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Kenya is one of the sixty countries that signed the Bonn Ministerial Declaration assigning high priority to water and sanitation as vital keys to sustainable development. Kenya is a signatory of the Rio de’ Janeiro declaration making water, sanitation and hygiene a top priority for action on the continent that is seriously affected by lack [...]
Cholera Deaths reflect the state of our Nation
Posted in Sanitation In Kenya on December 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Over 300 Kenyans have recently lost their lives through cholera and many more continue to be at risk. According to Doctor Lukoye Atwoli. As the ministry of public health and sanitation continues to deploy more personnel to the affected areas, more cases keep popping up. Outbreaks of cholera and other diarrhea diseases are practically unheard [...]
