Water is life and life is priceless! Living amidst a COVID 19 pandemic period only further proves how valuable and precious a commodity water really is. It’s not only key for handwashing which is an effective tool for prevention of COVID 19 infection, but is also paramount for our very own existence and livelihood. Promoting …
Kenya losses USD 324 million per year due to poor sanitation (World Bank, 2012), and 19,500 Kenyans, Including 17,100 children under 5 die each year due to diarrhea. Communities’ knowledge on desirable behaviors and their willingness to adopt these desired practices are greatly influenced by their surroundings. Certain aspects and conditions must be met for these …
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According to the World Health Organization, the Global Economic Return on sanitation spending is 5.5 US Dollars for every 1 dollar invested, more than double the economic return on Water spending which is 2 US Dollars for every one 1dollar Invested. This means investing in good sanitation is not only essential but also economically sensible. …
The Kenya Water and Sanitation Civil Society Network is the National Network of Water Civil Society Organizations in Kenya.
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