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Emergency sanitation-specific information regarding the earthquake and tsunami disaster in South Asia can be found at the Environmental Sanitation in Emergencies site of the WHO. Please also refer to our section Emergency and Disaster Sanitation.
Quote of the week from SourceWeekly: "We women are relieved from the burden of having to fight for clean water, we are now opening up new businesses, gardening and attending to farms more efficiently." Hajira Mdimu, Women's Councilor, Unyanga village, Tanzania
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