Übersetzung für "Improved sanitation" in Deutsch

Half of the people in developing countries lack access to improved sanitation.

Ensuring clean water and improved sanitation is a priority for the Government of Tanzania.

Almost half of the developing world population still lack improved sanitation facilities.

Improved sanitation and the hepatitis A vaccine are the most effective ways to combat the disease.

It is estimated that improved sanitation facilities could reduce diarrhoea-related deaths in young children by more than one third.

GIZ designs schemes for improved hygiene and sanitation at selected schools in the project cities.

Indicator 31 Population using an improved sanitation facility

In the same way, they have diluted the goal of “improved sanitation” – the process of collecting, treating, and safely discharging wastewater – by applying it to indoor toilets in people’s homes.

The second critical intervention is improved water, sanitation, and hygiene in homes and communities.

To tackle the problem permanently, the only option is to prevent infections from occurring in the first place – with improved hygiene, sanitation, and disease surveillance.

But the AfDB is determined to provide opportunities that pay dividends for African communities – in public health, improved sanitation, economic development, and environmental protection.

Certain rights and principles set out in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU can be interpreted as also being of direct relevance for access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation.

Measures to support health, improved sanitation conditions, access to clean water, access to safe food are other necessary measures.

Humanitarian activities will provide shelter, food, medical and health supplies, clean drinking, improved sanitation as well as basic household supplies.

This new support will help to rehabilitate more than 200 km of roads or provide access to drinking water for 500,000 people and to improved sanitation infrastructure and services for some 140,000 inhabitants.

Once complete 95% of the population of Mwanza will have access to clean drinking water and half the city’s inhabitants will benefit from improved sanitation.

These funds will allow the EU to work closely together with the government of Senegal to strengthen democratic governance, foster sustainable agricultural development and food security and invest in improved water and sanitation.

Together with our partners we are fully committed to achieving the WSSD's now-agreed targets to halve the proportion of people without access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation by 2015.

Within the remit of its powers and in full respect of subsidiarity, the EU has consistently played a positive role to ensure that access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation becomes a reality for all, both within and outside Europe.

Over 2.6 billion people worldwide have no access to improved sanitation, and almost one billion still drink untreated drinking water.

For instance, for the MDG on sanitation, only half of the developing world’s population uses improved sanitation.

The Council approved a joint declaration aimed at strengthening cooperation with Latin American countries on water and sanitation issues in the framework of the EU water initiative launched in Johannesburg in 2002 with a view to contributing to achieving the United Nations millennium development goals (halving by 2015 the proportion of people in the world who are unable to reach safe drinking water and improved sanitation)

The goals are interdependent: safe water, improved sanitation and hygienic behaviour will contribute to the achievement of each of these goals.

A new EU water initiative will create ac tion programs to halve the number of people with no access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation by 2015 and develop integrated water resources management and efficiency plans by 2005.

The MDGs include targets to halve the number of people without access to safe water and improved sanitation by 2015.