Sanitation
Sanitation
Sanitation
and Hygiene
Issues
Components:
•Safe Water
•Sanitation Facilities
•Garbage Disposal
•Hygiene
•Etc.
The gift of WATER
663 million people around the world do not
have access to clean water.
Source: UN Sustainable Development Water and Sanitation
2.3 billion people
lack access to
basic sanitation
such as a toilet or
latrine.
Source: UN Sustainable Development Water and Sanitation
• NDHS 2017
• The country’s sewerage goes to open
• water bodies contributing heavily to
• pollution of water sources
• 58% of country’s groundwater is
• contaminated.
• About 64% of rivers exceeded
• drinking water criterion.
• Only 10% of the population have
• access to piped sewerage
Any relations in people and environment are
embedded in culture ( UNESCO 2013)
Cultural factors
“Faecophillia many societies, there is a fear of human excreta
(some people call this: “faecophobia”) and many taboos around
human excreta management
ilia-faecophobia” continuum
In other societies people have no problems talking about faeces (some
people call this “faecophilia”)
• one example is China*
It is important to work with these cultural barriers and taboos and not to
ignore them!
PROGRESS SINCE THE MILLENNIUM
DEVELOPMENT GOALS (MDG)
2000-2015
Goal 7 of the MDGs was to ensure environmental sustainability,
including halving the proportion of people without access to safe water
and sanitation between 2000-2015. Global action has led to positive
results.
X 663 million people still lack X 2.4 billion people still lack
access to improved drinking improved sanitation facilities.
water sources.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS