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Sanitation
Article
15 February 2023
Sanitation business is good business
How Odigbo increased his income by keeping his community clean
Article
19 November 2022
Sanitation vouchers bring toilets to families in north-west
USAID’s funding support is boosting toilet ownership and use in a north-west Nigeria rural community
Article
19 November 2022
Use the toilet, end open defecation
“The good news now is that 90 percent of us in our community now have toilets.”
Article
19 November 2021
Preserving dignity for people living with disabilities
With toilets, showers and water points, UNICEF, with support from the UK’s FCDO, is ensuring the dignity of displaced and physically challenged persons
Article
19 November 2021
Toilets help keep children, especially girls, in school
In Benue communities, children are helping to drive positive change by promoting toilet use among their peers.
Press release
19 November 2021
World Toilet Day sees limited progress in Nigerians’ access to sanitation services
Article
19 November 2021
A community’s journey to ending open defecation
With support from UNICEF and Japanese sanitation company Lixil, Tukuruwa is now one of 77 communities in Kwali LGA that is proudly open defecation-free
Press release
15 October 2021
On Global Handwashing Day, UNICEF warns that 3 in 5 Nigerians do not have basic handwashing facilities at home to fight off infectious diseases
Press release
15 July 2021
Young people rally to put an end to open defecation in West and Central Africa
Article
07 July 2021
Bartering for toilets
Determined to end open defecation, vulnerable households in North East Nigeria are paying for toilet installation with food items and crops
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