sanitation znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady sanitation

• Most sanitation systems for human excreta are on-site facilities, including latrines, non-sewered public toilets and septic tanks.

• The pay-off for huge investments in housing and sanitation was a 'culture of legitimacy' (p. 186) that helped stabilize the regime.

• Despite gradual improvements in water supply and sanitation, shigellosis continues to be endemic among the disadvantaged populations living in the tropics.

• Some of the most common include advertising, sanitation, health, business premises (land acquisition, construction and storage), and water permits.

• The cost recovery measures implemented in health care, education, sanitation and other areas, it was argued, were more likely to impact on urban households.

• The central committee was in charge of such key matters as sanitation and schools.

• Because of the war, there were no constructions or maintenance of water and sanitation facilities before independence either.

• However, no major changes have been made in either water- or sanitation-system constructions after independence.