Tutti i temi: Acqua
marzo 2008
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29.03.2008
Professor John Anthony Allan from King’s College, London has been awarded the 2008 Stockholm Water Prize for his pioneering concepts of measuring, understanding and communicating water issues. ‘Virtual water’ import via food has had major impacts on global trade policy and research, especially in water-scarce regions.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Alimentazione] [Economia] [Commercio] |
21.03.2008
BANGKOK, Mar 20 (IPS) - New technology, religion, and the market must be harnessed to secure basic toilet facilities for Asia's rural and urban poor, sanitation experts from the region said here Thursday.
ContinuaFonte: Inter Press Service (IPS) Temi/paesi correlati: [Asia Sudorientale] [Asia Meridionale] [Estremo Oriente] [Asia e Pacifico] [MDGs] |
19.03.2008
Known as chars in local dialect, these river islands in Bangladesh are home to over 600,000 poor inhabitants, and are prone to acute erosion, flooding and period submersions. Sanitation and access to clean drinking water is particularly calamitous here, say health experts.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Terra] [Povertà] [Fiumi] [Salute] |
18.03.2008
Data from close to 30 reference glaciers in nine mountain ranges indicate that between the years 2004-2005 and 2005-2006 the average rate of melting and thinning more than doubled.
ContinuaFrom: UNEP Temi/paesi correlati: [Cambiamento climatico] Foto: Jacabamba Glacier, Peru, in 1980 (left) and 2002 (right) © Lynas
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18.03.2008
Climate change has taken its toll on some of Africa’s highest peaks; the mountains’ glaciers are on their knees, says WWF.
ContinuaFonte: WWF International Temi/paesi correlati: [Africa] [Biodiversità] [Cambiamento climatico] Foto: Rwenzori Mountains Stanley Group Glacier February 2008 ©WWF
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13.03.2008
WASHINGTON, Mar 13 (OneWorld) - Activists working to improve lives and livelihoods around the world gathered in the United States capital Wednesday to launch a new initiative to bring water and sanitation facilities to schools that currently lack them.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld US Temi/paesi correlati: [Bambini] [Educazione] [Povertà] [Malattie/Cure] [Genere] Foto: School children in Indonesia. © Changemakers.net
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07.03.2008
Il CIPSI in vista della 'Giornata Mondiale dell’Acqua' invita alla conferenza stampa “Libera l’Acqua. Riconosci un diritto e portalo a chi non ce l’ha” che si svolgerà lunedì 10 marzo a Roma. Durante la conferenza, oltre a presentare 5 richieste concrete di cambiamento per l’acqua sul pianeta, saranno indicate le iniziative di sensibilizzazione nelle città italiane e estere che si svolgeranno nel mese di marzo per riconoscere il diritto di tutti ad accedere all'acqua potabile ed ai servizi igienico-sanitari. Oggi un 1,6 milioni di persone non hanno accesso all’acqua potabile, 2,6 milioni non beneficiano di alcun servizio sanitario e 1,8 milioni di bambini muoiono ogni anno per malattie connesse alla mancanza di risorse idriche.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Diritti umani] [Consumo] [Imprese] [Sicurezza] [Società civile] Foto: Campagna 'Libera l'acqua'
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07.03.2008
With money and technical assistance from the international community, Bangladesh government has achieved considerable success in installing sanitary latrines throughout the country, leading to significant reduction in diarrhoeal deaths. From the current 85% coverage, it appears that achieving sanitation for all by 2010 is very much possible.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Salute] [Malattie/Cure] [MDGs] Foto: A young girl visits a hanging latrine at a slum in Dhaka / Photo credit: Shamsuddin Ahmed / IRIN
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07.03.2008
Köyhimmissä yhteisöissä veden hankkiminen on naisten tehtävä. Jos veden hakemiseen kuluu päivittäin monta tuntia, ei naisille jää aikaa työntekoon tai koulunkäyntiin. Puhtaan veden saatavuuden lisääminen on siten myös naisten valtaistamista.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld South Asia Temi/paesi correlati: [Genere] Foto: WaterAid / Marco Betti
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07.03.2008
Gender inequality and the lack of sanitation and drinking water are woven into a vicious trap. As women and their daughters spend hours collecting water, they cannot go to school, work and earn; while poor sanitation lead to ill health and loss of privacy. WaterAid is working to make women’s voices heard in the politics of water.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Povertà] [Salute] [Genere] Foto: Mamona from Gwalior, India /Photo credit: WaterAid/Marco Betti
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04.03.2008
Old habits die hard. Nothing can illustrate this better than the fact that 70% of Pakistan’s rural populace still defecate in the open. The problem of poor sanitation in the country is largely attributed to the lack of awareness and a mindset that refuses to adopt safe toilet habits.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Salute] [MDGs] Foto: A woman fetches water from a hand pump in southern Sindh province / Photo credit: Zofeen Ebrahim / IRIN
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03.03.2008
It was due to the efforts of 79-year-old Achyutha Bhat, that a village in Karnataka in southern India could overcome water scarcity. His passion for digging surangas (man-made tunnels) has not only revived the traditional water harvesting system but also helped local farmers in the region.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Capacity building] [Conservazione] Foto: Achyutha Bhat in front of a suranga / Photo credit: Shree Padre / India Together
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