World Toilet Day: Leaving No One Behind World Toilet Day is celebrated on 19th November every year. It aims to raise awareness about the importance of toilets and act as a catalyst to tackle the enormous global sanitation crisis. Read More
World Toilet Day World Toilet Day observed internationally on 19th November , is a day that aims to create awareness and inspire action to deal with the often-neglected global sanitation crisis. Read More
Lack of Toilets and Clean Water Stunts Millions of Indian Children India has the world's largest number of stunted children, according to a new report. The stunted growth is due to lack of toilets, dirty water and poor hygiene. Read More
Children in South Indian Metro Avoid Unclean School Toilets, Could Risk Health Problems Many children of Chennai, capital of the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu, girls especially, are avoiding toilets while at school as the school toilets are dirty and they stink. But the students, girls especially, could be running some health problems in the process. Read More
Sanitation Access can Improve Health Outcomes in Children Poor sanitation can increase the risk of disease transmission and affect the growth and overall health in children. Globally, about 1 billion people live without access to any type of sanitation facility such as a toilet. Read More
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