In the news
For South Asians, sanitation means ‘dignity’ and ‘cleanliness’
Water & Climate Change: introducing a Southern Civil Society Perspective - by FAN's executive Secretary Danielle Morley
India: land of many cell phones, fewer toilets
Public squats during World Toilet Day 2010
WASHCost reveals higher capital costs for sanitation than water, and high expenditure on soap
India – Schools to get more toilets
India, Bihar: ‘Dirty, horrible job’ of manual scavengers
Haiti: US$ 10 million World Bank grant to bolster efforts against cholera
India: ‘We need a sanitation revolution here’, says adviser to Urban Affairs minister
AMCOW AfricaSan Awards 2010 Winners: Feliciano dos Santos, Takiso Achame and David Kuria
New toilet designs sought in Sanitation Challenge Contest
WSSCC releases video on its Global Sanitation Fund
Bolivia: US$126mn CAF loan for water and irrigation projects
Climate change: water supply in developing countries will be hit hardest
South Africa: Summit Tackles Water Issues
Botswana: Government tables a new bill
Ghana: Beverage companies should be charged commercial tariffs for water
East Africa: EAC ‘Must Invest in Water Management’
Past links
Stanford University – filter uses nanostructures to purify water at low cost
Botswana bushmen lose right to Kalahari water well
Liberia: Water sector faces “deadly” financing gap
Uganda: Government gives Sh40 Billion to clean urban water
Kenya: Country fails to harvest water
Zimbabwe: Questions raised over water treatment funding
Melinda Gates: We have the opportunity to save 4,000 children's lives every day
Uganda: Scarcity of water sources main challenge for rural communities
Nigeria: FG Pledges Commitment to Water Supply
Nigeria: Anguish As Hundreds Die, Thousands Affected By Cholera Outbreak
Botswana: Acquiring a Taste for Recycled Water
Sierra Leone, Freetown: photographer documents extreme sanitation conditions in Kroo Bay slum
The central role of wastewater management in sustainable development
A brief history of sanitation in New York City
Water and sanitation infrastructure for health: The impact of foreign aid
Non-dam alternatives for delivering water services at least cost and risk
