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we CAn’t wAit - World Toilet Organization
We Can't wait A report on sanitation and hygiene for women and girls Authors: Domestos WaterAid WSSCC. Photo: WSSCC/Saskia Castelein PREFACE. Photo: WaterAid/Anna Kari Gail Klintworth, Chief Sustainability Officer, Unilever FOREWORD. One person in three lacks access to adequate sanitation. The result is widespread death and disease especially among children and social marginalisation. women are particularly vulnerable. Poor sanitation exposes females to the risk of assault, and when schools cannot provide clean, safe toilets girls' attendance drops. The international community acknowledged the importance of sanitation by including targets in the Millennium Development Goals. WE CAN't wait . Yet with the 2015 deadline fast approaching we are still far from addressing this global crisis. United Nations Member States this year unanimously adopted a resolution to designate 19 November as World Toilet Day as a Poor sanitation is an issue that can affect everyone but women are often the most at risk.
3 Poor sanitation is an issue that can affect everyone but women are often the most at risk. As a woman who grew up in a country with sanitation challenges, I was acutely aware of the issues faced by people growing up in rural and evolving
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