π WHO-@UNICEF joint report warns billions of people around the πππ will not be able to access water, sanitation and hygiene services (#WASH) in 2030 unless we quadruple our progress.
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In 2β£0β£2β£0β£ alone,
2 billion people lacked access to safe water π°
3.6 billion people lacked access to a basic toilet π½
2.3 billion people lacked access to basic hygiene facilities
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2 billion people lacked access to safe water π°
3.6 billion people lacked access to a basic toilet π½
2.3 billion people lacked access to basic hygiene facilities
Find out what these stats mean to us πbit.ly/2UaE1fz
#WashYourHands is one of the most effective ways to protect yourself from #COVID19.
But 3β£ in π people could not do so because they do not have soap π§Ό & water π§ at home.
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But 3β£ in π people could not do so because they do not have soap π§Ό & water π§ at home.
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In the last 5β£ years, more people gained access to
β safe drinking water at home
β basic handwashing facilities
β safe sanitation services
β οΈ This progress has been uneven, with the most vulnerable populations falling farthest behind.
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β safe drinking water at home
β basic handwashing facilities
β safe sanitation services
β οΈ This progress has been uneven, with the most vulnerable populations falling farthest behind.
More info πbit.ly/2UaE1fz
To ensure a healthier future for all, the world needs to move faster towards achieving universal access to water, sanitation and hygiene (#WASH) services by 2030.
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