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Today, on November 19th, we join the world in observing World Toilet Day to raise awareness about the global sanitation crisis and the critical importance of proper sanitation for everyone. 🌍 3.6 billion people still do not have access to safe sanitation. It’s a reality that affects human health, dignity, and quality of life. Poor sanitation leads to the spread of preventable diseases like cholera, dysentery, and diarrhea, which are especially harmful in vulnerable communities. World Toilet Day is also about supporting the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6), which aims to ensure access to water and sanitation for all by 2030. To achieve this, we need to invest in sanitation infrastructure, improve waste treatment, and work towards sustainable solutions that protect both people and the environment. At PBE Expert, we understand that quality, safety, and compliance are key to improving health outcomes worldwide! Our initiatives, such as our work in water quality testing, sanitation infrastructure consulting, and compliance support for safe waste treatment, play a crucial role in advancing sustainable sanitation solutions. On this day, we reaffirm our commitment to ensuring that our work contributes to a healthier future, for everyone. 💚Let's continue to work together for a world where everyone has access to safe sanitation. Connect with us today to learn more about our initiatives. ➡️houda@pbe-expert.com #worldtoiletday #sanitationforall #sdg6 #healthanddignity #qualitymatters #pbeexpert #globalhealth #cleanwater #sustainabledevelopment #publichealth #sanitation #healthforall #unwater #socialimpact #cleanenvironment #healthycommunities #sustainableliving #waterforall #endpoverty #climateaction

From toilet problems, it causes water contamination and infectious disease problems. Even though fresh water is only 0.01% of the earth's water. Our technology will surely solve the toilet problem! #WorldToiletDay2024 #WorldToiletDay #WorldToiletOrganisation #SDG6 #MrToilet #SanitationForAllWorldToiletOrganization

Tuesday was World Toilet Day. Some top line sobering statistics: - 3.5 billion people still live without safely managed sanitation - 2.2 billion people still live without safely managed drinking water, including 115 million people who drink surface water It's humbling to read these whilst freely using the sanitation that we take for granted in the Western world. You can read more about the incredibly important drives by the World Health Organization to improve access to reliable sanitation here: https://lnkd.in/gM-chfu

Today is World Sanitation Day - a reminder that 3.6 billion people still lack access to safely managed sanitation facilities. Sanitation isn't just about infrastructure - it's about improving lives, saving time, and preventing the spread of infectious diseases. It touches every aspect of human dignity and development: our health, our families, our schools, our workplaces and our communities. The sanitation economy isn't just about toilets - it's about transforming waste into value. From converting biosolids into energy and fertilisers to harvesting data for public health monitoring, there is huge potential for innovative solutions to turn sanitation challenges into sustainable business opportunities. Are you ready for the challenge? Be part of the #WorldToiletDay2024 #WorldToiletDay #WorldToiletOrganisation #SDG6 #MrToilet #SanitationForAll World Toilet Organization

Today, on November 19th, we join the world in observing World Toilet Day to raise awareness about the global sanitation crisis and the critical importance of proper sanitation for everyone. 🌍 3.6 billion people still do not have access to safe sanitation. It’s a reality that affects human health, dignity, and quality of life. Poor sanitation leads to the spread of preventable diseases like cholera, dysentery, and diarrhea, which are especially harmful in vulnerable communities. World Toilet Day is also about supporting the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6), which aims to ensure access to water and sanitation for all by 2030. To achieve this, we need to invest in sanitation infrastructure, improve waste treatment, and work towards sustainable solutions that protect both people and the environment. At PBE Expert, we understand that quality, safety, and compliance are key to improving health outcomes worldwide. Our initiatives, such as our work in water quality testing, sanitation infrastructure consulting, and compliance support for safe waste treatment, play a crucial role in advancing sustainable sanitation solutions. On this day, we reaffirm our commitment to ensuring that our work contributes to a healthier future for everyone. Let's continue to work together for a world where everyone has access to safe sanitation. #worldtoiletday #sanitationforall #sdg6 #healthanddignity #qualitymatters #pbeexpert #globalhealth #cleanwater #sustainabledevelopment #publichealth #sanitation #healthforall #unwater #socialimpact #cleanenvironment #healthycommunities #sustainableliving #waterforall #endpoverty #climateaction

Clean water and sanitation access are essential for health, development, and well-being. On the other hand, poor water quality and inadequate sanitation contribute to the spread of diseases like cholera and diarrhea, causing millions of preventable deaths each year.  However, investing in clean water and sanitation infrastructure not only saves lives but also boosts economic growth, reduces healthcare costs, and promotes social stability.  Finally, sustainable management of water resources is crucial to ensuring long-term availability for all. Let's work together to ensure clean water and healthy sanitation for sustainable development. #Sanitation #Health #Development

World Toilet Day 2024 campaign: ‘Toilets: A place for peace’ 1.     “Toilets are a place for peace. This essential space, at the centre of our lives, should be safe and secure. But for billions of people, sanitation is under threat from conflict, climate change, disasters and neglect.” 2.     “Toilets are a place for protection. By creating a barrier between us and our waste, sanitation services are essential for public and environmental health. But when toilet systems are inadequate, damaged or broken, pollution spreads and deadly diseases get unleashed.” 3.     “Toilets are a place for progress. Sanitation is a human right. It protects everyone’s dignity, and especially transforms the lives of women and girls. More investment and better governance of sanitation are critical for a fairer, more peaceful world.” Key facts - 3.5 billion people still live without safely managed sanitation, including 419 million who practice open defecation. (WHO/UNICEF, 2023) - 2.2 billion people still live without safely managed drinking water, including 115 million people who drink surface water. (WHO/UNICEF, 2023) - 2 billion people still lack basic hygiene services, including 653 million with no facility at all. (WHO/UNICEF, 2023) - Unsafe water, sanitation and hygiene are responsible for the deaths of around 1,000 children under 5 every day. (WHO, 2023) - Improving access to water, sanitation and hygiene can save 1.4 million lives per year. (WHO, 2023) - Climate change has been declared an imminent threat to global health by the World Health Assembly, the main decision-making body of the World Health Organization. (WHO, 2024). #WorldToiletDay2024 #EndOpenDefecation #SafeSanitation #ClimateResilientWASH #ClimateEnvironemntEnergyDRR #CEED #HumanRight Source: https://lnkd.in/eP5YAHxB

World Toilet Day is held every year on 19 November. This year’s campaign, ‘Toilets – A Place for Peace’, highlights how broken or inadequate sanitation systems affect people’s lives & shows how sustainable sanitation is essential to a healthy & stable society. 💙3.5 billion people live without safely managed sanitation. 💙2.2 billion people live without safely managed drinking water. 💙2 billion people lack basic hygiene services. 💙Improving access to water, sanitation & hygiene can save 1.4 million lives per year. https://lnkd.in/eFSFQhka 💙Climate change has been declared an imminent threat to global health by the World Health Assembly, the main decision-making body of the World Health Organization. https://lnkd.in/eNB4NyCZ... #WorldToiletDay #sanitationmatters #worldhealthorganization #sustainability #SafeDrinkingWater #stopclimatechange #globalhealth

International Toilet Day is observed on November 19 every year. This day aims to raise awareness about the importance of sanitation, hygiene, and the need for sustainable toilet systems worldwide. History: In 2013, the United Nations General Assembly declared November 19 as World Toilet Day (resolution A/RES/67/291). The day was previously marked by international organizations and advocacy groups since 2001. Themes: Each year, World Toilet Day focuses on a specific theme: - 2022: "Making the Invisible Visible" - 2021: "Valuing Toilets" - 2020: "Sustainable Sanitation and Climate Change" - 2019: "Leaving No One Behind" Key Issues: 1. 3.6 billion people worldwide lack access to safely managed sanitation. 2. 673 million people practice open defecation. 3. Diarrheal diseases kill 432,000 children under 15 every year. 4. Sanitation-related diseases cost $200 billion annually. Goals: 1. Improve access to safe toilets and sanitation. 2. Reduce open defecation. 3. Promote hygiene practices. 4. Support sustainable sanitation solutions.

World Toilet Day, celebrated on 19 November every year, is about inspiring action to tackle the global sanitation crisis and reach the 3.5 billion people still living without safely managed sanitation. This year’s campaign, titled "Toilets: A Place for Peace," underscores how broken or inadequate sanitation systems affect people’s lives and emphasizes the importance of sustainable sanitation for a healthy and stable society. Safe sanitation systems are crucial for building peace, health, and dignity in communities around the world. When we invest in sanitation, we promote a future where everyone has access to clean and safe toilets, helping to reduce inequalities and protect public health. #WorldToiletDay2024 #ToiletForPeace #ToiletsForAll #SafeSanitationForAll #SustainableSanitation #FlushTheStigma #Go_Green