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World Toilet Day 2020: Toilets are vital in fight against the impact of climate change and infectious diseases says WaterAid – but one in four people still do not have one – FrontPageAfrica
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UN Human Rights on Twitter: "Did you know that 673 million people in the world still practise open defecation? Everyone has a right to safe, clean and affordable sanitation. On #WorldToiletDay, learn
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World Toilet Day 2019: Tackling Global Sanitation Crisis, Leaving No One Behind - United Nations Sustainable Development
HOPE CLEAN GHANA CLUB - *World Toilet Day,* celebrated on 19th November every year, is about inspiring action to tackle the global sanitation crisis and help achieve Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6,
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World toilet Day 2019: Every person needs a toilet, marginalized first | Dutch Water Sector
