Sanitation: A human rights imperative
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Non Profit
Taxonomy
- Public Health
- Ecological Sanitation
- Policy
- Governance
- Sanitation
- Human Rights
- Water & Sanitation
- Sanitation & Hygiene
- Sanitation & Hygiene
- Governance & Planning
- Sanitation Awareness
- Water Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)
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The treatment of waste waters has nothing to do with dignity, hygiene, the disease and other mischiefs like a toilet in Solid gold. It is quite simply a question nd' elimination of the excrements. Out those which defecate as those which set up these toilets do not have priority to eliminate the excrements. It occurs that those ic are stored in tanks which once full and overflow their contents is transvased in the environment. Lyseconcept approaches the excrements by setting up a device whose objective is their total and total eliminations Jean Marius