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WASAZA NEWSLETTER N O.2 MAY 2012

WASAZA NEWSLETTER WASAZA’s Involvement in the Sector

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FORWARD- BY MR. JONATHAN PHIRI- CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER .................................................. 3 ENVIRONMENTAL MESSAGE .................................................................................................................... 4 PILOTING DECENTRALIZED WASTE-WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS IN PERI-URBAN AND LOW COST HOUSING COMPOUNDS .......................................................................................................................... 5 HOW TO WIN THE FIGHT AGAINST COCKROACHES .................................................................................. 7 CONNECTING AN AMALOOLOO PREFABRICATED TOILET TO THE INLET OF A TED DEWATS ...................... 8 A FEW THOUGHTS ABOUT DRINKING WATER TARIFFS ........................................................................... 11

FORWARD- WASAZA QUARTER 2 NEWSLETTER- BY MR. JONATHAN PHIRI- CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

Pupils. at Waya school in Kabwe demonstrating the correct way of hand washing

It is with great delight that I provide this message to the Second Edition of the WASAZA Newsletter. Through the Newsletter, we are able to inform our members and the general public about issues relating water, sanitation, health and hygiene. We are also committed to circulating Environmental Messages on monthly bases. We invite all members to provide articles for publication in the Newsletter.

The WASAZA Water and Sanitation Night, May 2012 1

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P O Box 33493, Great East Road, Plot No.5778 Kalundu, Lusaka, Zambia, Email: wasaza@zamnet.zm Tel: +260-211-293477, Fax: 260-211-0293459, Website , Website: www.wasaza.org.zm

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Environmental Message

Today’s hot advice: Put your litter into waste bins!
Have you ever thought about what happens to litter which you just throw on the street, out of cars and buses or

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