BLOGS – Page 2

WELCOME TO NEWSAN, YOUR GLOBAL PARTNER FOR WATER | SANITATION & HYGIENE

Facebook Twitter

ADDRESS:

3rd Floor, Right Wing Bassam Plaza Plot 759 independence Avenue CBD, FCT, Abuja

PHONE:

+2347030052866+2347030052866

newsansecretariat@yahoo.comnewsansecretariat@yahoo.com

Read EmailButton

HOME
ABOUT
WHAT WE DO
PUBLICATIONS
WATER & SANITATION
BLOGS
CONTACT
NEWSAN UPDATES

+2347030052866+2347030052866

newsansecretariat@yahoo.comnewsansecretariat@yahoo.com

Search for:

Facebook Twitter

Close Menu

Search for:

January 28, 2022January 28, 2022| NEWSANNEWSAN| 0 Comments| 11:19 am

Validation of Policy Brief DocumentValidation of Policy Brief Document

NEWSAN engage the Ministry Department Agencies, partners, and organized private sector to validate the findings in a one-day validation workshop...

Posts pagination

Previous 1 2

About NEWSAN

Society for Water & Sanitation is a coordinating network of over 300 Civil Society Organisations. A Non-Governmental Organisation and Community Based Organisations in water, sanitation, and hygiene spread over six geopolitical zones of Nigeria. Our mandate is to ensure access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities for all Nigerians.

Head Office

3rd Floor, Right Wing Bassam Plaza Plot 759 independence Avenue CBD, FCT,
Abuja Nigeria.
+234 703 0052 866
newsansecretariat@yahoo.com

NEWSAN Blogs

NEWSAN Campaigns for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
CSOs want special fund for water, sanitation, hygiene in Nigeria
Coalition Urges Integration Of Climate Resilience Measures In WASH
Climate Change Biggest Health Challenge to Humanity, Says Minister
CSO To Support Implementation Of $700m W/Bank Water Project In Nigeria.

Water/Sanitation

Nigeria has made substantial progress in developing policies and strategies for water supply and sanitation service delivery but faces major challenges in translating these into action. About 70 million people, out of a population of 171 million, lacked access to safe drinking water, and over 110 million lacked access to improved sanitation in 2013. Open defecation rates, at 28.5 percent pose grave public health risks.