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What Keeps Girls in School? Toilets and Clean Water

Jessica Archibold Maxwell Program Officer, International Nonprofit WaterAid in Nicaragua

In Nicaragua, where over 2 million people have no access to adequate sanitation, improving girls’ education means giving them somewhere to take care of their basic daily hygiene needs, says Jessica Archibold Maxwell, program officer for WaterAid.about 4 years ago

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Capital: The Tool Women Need for Water

Lack of access to clean water and sanitation facilities affects women and girls most. Jennifer Schorsch, president of Water.org, explains how it is women who step up to solve the problem themselves. about 4 years ago

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Safety and Sanitation: Reinventing the Toilet

Without access to safe toilets, finding places to go at night puts women and girls at risk in regards to their health and personal safety. But building lavatories is expensive and unfeasible in areas without water or sewage systems. Is there a sustainable alternative?about 4 years ago

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Access to Water and Toilets Keeps Girls in School

Yvonne Chaka Chaka

Yvonne Chaka Chaka, a well-known South African musician who is goodwill ambassador for the Princess of Africa Foundation, argues that a school toilet and a place to clean up are essential to prevent girls dropping out of school in developing countries.about 4 years ago

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What Keeps Girls in School? Toilets and Clean Water

Jessica Archibold Maxwell Program Officer, International Nonprofit WaterAid in Nicaragua

Capital: The Tool Women Need for Water

Safety and Sanitation: Reinventing the Toilet

Access to Water and Toilets Keeps Girls in School

Yvonne Chaka Chaka

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What Keeps Girls in School? Toilets and Clean Water

Jessica Archibold Maxwell Program Officer, International Nonprofit WaterAid in Nicaragua

Capital: The Tool Women Need for Water

Safety and Sanitation: Reinventing the Toilet

Access to Water and Toilets Keeps Girls in School

Yvonne Chaka Chaka

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