World Toilet Day 2015 (10)
60Boys & Girls Should Not Sit On the Same Bench...
meotherwise.com - “Keep boys and girls apart, not shoulder to shoulder on the same bench, in a co-education system”. These were the words of the Education Minister of Kerala-a state considered to be...
34The toilet world - hygiene and efficiency
sumandebray.blogspot.com - India is large as well as diverse and not everyone of us have a clear understanding of how things are done or the problems faced by people of various parts of the country. I was not aware of the fact...
22Dr bindeshwar pathak: fulfilling the dream of...
lifestyletodaynews.com - He has been selected among 50 global personalities, that includes The US President, Barack Obama, who have used their position in public life to make an impact on diversity. With his twin pit toilet,...
20No Toilet Humour please
survivaloftheoptimist.blogspot.com - Why do we have a World Toilet Day? Is it some dirty joke?
19a crappy affair
parwatisingari.com - “The flush toilet, more than any single invention, has 'civilized' us in a way that religion and law could never accomplish.” ― Thomas Lynch, The Undertaking: Life Studies...
13We Make Access to Education and Sanitation...
sinhasat302.blogspot.com - Sharing about my work based out of US on sanitation and education for adolescent girls in Africa (Kenya and Tanzania)
12A visit to one of the weirdest museums in the...
lifestyletodaynews.com - Our hesitation to talk about sanitation and hygiene will disappear once you visit this toilet museum in delhi which has a weird collection of commodes and toilets
10How to become a part of the world toilet day
lifestyletodaynews.com - 1 out of 7 people in the world are deprived of a toilet. On this world toilet day find out how you can help resolve a global issue.
World Toilet Day | 19th November 2015
World Toilet Day is about the 2.4 billion people who lack access to improved sanitation. It is about the nearly 1 billion people who have to defecate in the open. It is about the millions of children whose futures are compromised by poor sanitation and related nutrition problems. And it is about you, who can’t wait to change this situation.
“Equality, Dignity and the Link Between Gender-Based Violence and Sanitation” is the theme for this year’s World Toilet Day, which seeks to put a spotlight on the threat of sexual violence that women and girls face due to the loss of privacy as well as the inequalities that are present in usability. Toilets generally remain inadequate for populations with special needs, such as the disabled and elderly, and women and girls requiring facilities to manage menstrual hygiene.
Source: http://www.worldtoiletday.info/
and http://www.un.org/en/events/toiletday/
