The Need for a Sanitation Revolution in LAC - Conclusions from World Water Week

The Need for a Sanitation Revolution in LAC – Conclusions from World Water Week

The purpose of this technical note is to summarize and synthesize findings, conclusions and recommendations from presentations and discussions held during the aforementioned LACfocused WWW sessions, with a primary objective of outlining steps the LAC region can take to initiate the sanitation revolution needed to meet SDG Targets 6.2 and 6.3.

Year: 2018

Author: Sparkman, D., and Sturzenegger.

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The Need for a Sanitation Revolution in LAC – Conclusions from World Water Week

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