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Equity and inclusion
We believe that access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation underpins human development, enabling people to overcome poverty. We see poverty, marginalisation, and social exclusion as inextricably linked. Find out more about WaterAid's approach towards equity and inclusion below.
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Equity and inclusion updates WaterAid has collaborated with WEDC and Handicap International to create a list of the top 50 documents on WASH for use by development professionals focusing on disability. Access the list here. Read more >> |
We have adopted equity and inclusion as a core principle, intrinsic to a rights-based approach.
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Poor access to water, sanitation and hygiene has a particularly acute impact on women and girls.
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Poor access to sanitation and water has a severe impact on child health, education and and social development.
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One in five of the world's poorest are disabled or live in a family with a disabled member.
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Older people often cite access to safe water and sanitation as a core concern for themselves and their families.
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Globally, approximately 33 million adults are living with HIV and AIDS.
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Lack of access to water, sanitation and hygiene contributes and sustains chronic poverty.
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Selected documents are available on every page in this section, or browse all related documents here.
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