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WASH News and Reports
Bread of Life undertakes City Wide #WASH survey in #Lagos State
eWASH
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23 December 2023
LUWASH launches grants program
eWASH
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27 October 2023
Youths mobilized against open defecation
eWASH
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27 October 2023
Apply for King Hassan II Great World Water Prize
eWASH
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27 October 2023
Personal interests, responsible for failure of WASH projects – USAID Expert
eWASH
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12 October 2023
Dr Babatope Babalobi: My Doctorate experience at the University of Bath, United Kingdom (2015-2023)
eWASH
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24 October 2023
African Water and Sanitation regulators’ meeting ends in Uganda
eWASH
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6 October 2023
Monitoring performance in Non Revenue Water Management
eWASH
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6 September 2023
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) laws in Nigeria
eWASH
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6 September 2023
Septic Truck spills shit in Food Market
eWASH
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6 September 2023
Statistics
Only 11 % of schools have access to gender sensitive basic WASH services
eWASH
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2 November 2022
Only 8 % of schools have girls’ toilet for menstrual hygiene management. Handwashing facilities available in 49 % of schools
eWASH
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28 October 2022
Only 11% Nigerians use pipe-borne water, 4% use pipe-borne water on premises
eWASH
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28 October 2022
Only 13% of Nigerians have access to improved toilets with handwashing facility with soap and running water
eWASH
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28 October 2022
Only 8 % of urban water service connections are active, 41 % of all urban water taps are contaminated
eWASH
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28 October 2022
Only 2 % of water points are available for at least 6 hours daily
eWASH
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28 October 2022
Only 6 % of health care facilities have access to basic WASH services,59 % of health facilities have basic water supply services.
eWASH
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28 October 2022
Only 4 % of markets and motor parks have access to basic gender-sensitive water, sanitation and hygiene services
eWASH
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28 October 2022
Household WASH expenditures: 35 % was spent on transportation to and from water points, 15 % on storage facilities and 14 % on water...
eWASH
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28 October 2022
41% of public water supply is contaminated
eWASH
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28 October 2022
Jobs and Opportunities
Opening for Urban Water Supply and Utility Manager in WaterAid Nigeria
eWASH
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4 September 2023
International Water Centre launches Training programme
eWASH
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3 July 2023
USAID Call of Grants for projects on sanitation gender barriers
Dr Babatope Babalobi
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18 May 2023
Rotary Masters scholarship in Netherlands
eWASH
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27 March 2023
Vacancy at WaterAid: Head of WASH
eWASH
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6 March 2023
North East Nigeria Humanitarian Information Management Capacity Development
eWASH
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8 November 2022
UNICEF: Call for expression of interest – WASH interventions in North Eastern Nigeria
eWASH
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21 October 2022
Events
American student wins 2023 Stockholm Junior Water Prize
eWASH
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23 August 2023
2023 Stockholm World Water Week
eWASH
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17 August 2023
Nigerian Institution of Water Engineers (NIWE) plans Water Conference
eWASH
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16 August 2023
The International Water Association (IWA) holds World Water Congress And Exhibition in August Next Year.
eWASH
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1 August 2023
SUSANA to host seminar on WASH in emergencies
eWASH
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31 July 2023
Register for IHE Delft on Managing Resilient Water Utilities
eWASH
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31 July 2023
UN plans special event on Water Action Agenda
eWASH
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10 July 2023
4th Lagos International Water Conference (LIWARC) holds July 5-6, 2023
eWASH
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3 July 2023
NIWE’s workshop on water resource modelling holds tomorrow
eWASH
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21 June 2023
GWP invites submissions on gender equality in WASH
eWASH
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20 June 2023
Management Team
Bread of Life Development Foundation
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WASH News and Reports
Bread of Life undertakes City Wide #WASH survey in #Lagos State
22 December 2023
LUWASH launches grants program
27 October 2023
Youths mobilized against open defecation
27 October 2023
Apply for King Hassan II Great World Water Prize
27 October 2023
Personal interests, responsible for failure of WASH projects – USAID Expert
11 October 2023
Statistics
Only 11 % of schools have access to gender sensitive basic WASH services
2 November 2022
Only 8 % of schools have girls’ toilet for menstrual hygiene management. Handwashing facilities available in 49 % of schools
28 October 2022
Only 11% Nigerians use pipe-borne water, 4% use pipe-borne water on premises
28 October 2022
Only 13% of Nigerians have access to improved toilets with handwashing facility with soap and running water
28 October 2022
Only 8 % of urban water service connections are active, 41 % of all urban water taps are contaminated
28 October 2022
Jobs and Opportunities
Opening for Urban Water Supply and Utility Manager in WaterAid Nigeria
4 September 2023
International Water Centre launches Training programme
3 July 2023
USAID Call of Grants for projects on sanitation gender barriers
17 May 2023
Rotary Masters scholarship in Netherlands
27 March 2023
Vacancy at WaterAid: Head of WASH
6 March 2023
Events
American student wins 2023 Stockholm Junior Water Prize
23 August 2023
2023 Stockholm World Water Week
17 August 2023
Nigerian Institution of Water Engineers (NIWE) plans Water Conference
16 August 2023
The International Water Association (IWA) holds World Water Congress And Exhibition in August Next Year.
1 August 2023
SUSANA to host seminar on WASH in emergencies
31 July 2023
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