A new ranking by WaterAid of developing countries shows where millions of people are already losing their right to water, increasing their vulnerability to the impact of climate change.
The health, education and safety of millions of children around the world is threatened because they don’t have a decent toilet at school or at home, according to WaterAid’s State of the World’s Toilets 2018 report.
HRH The Prince of Wales, who has been President of WaterAid since 1991, examined a tabletop model depicting the charity’s work in the northern Ghanaian district of Kassena-Nankana West, which is frequently affected by long dry seasons.
The requirements of women and girls are too often ignored in the planning and design of public toilets, leaving them unable to use the toilet where and when needed.
