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Revision as of 22:40, 14 July 2016
School Sanitation Stories show projects in the field in the various geographic regions around the world. Often NGOs are sharing their own projects, a technology is demonstrated, or a method of sustainable water and sanitation is shared. Many of these stories were compiled by SuSanA working groups.
practices -Bolivia |
in a rural school - Colombia |
sanitation - Mexico |
Acknowledgement
This collection of stories has been compiled by the SuSanA working groups.