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    Thesis: Food Safety

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    So in its popularity and origin‚ canteens just like jolly-jeep even though sometimes it’s more like just a canteen with out the wheels anymore and just waiting for a delivery of their products that they sell. This study focused on their sanitation practices. Since these food serving establishments are very in demand and loved by people‚ the second concern on being practical is safety. These food establishments serve their foods exposed to the open. Some respondents commented that they are

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    Safe Water In Madagascar

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    Inadequate drinking water‚ sanitation and hygiene (WASH) are important risk factors‚ particularly in low-income settings. In 2011‚ an estimated 768 million people relied on ‘unimproved’ water supplies‚ which are thought to have high levels of pathogen

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    time‚ can still be seen in how social attitudes are shaped in modern day society. Cholera also shaped science in the government‚ and especially emphasized on sanitation‚ which can also be seen in modern day society. Without the epidemic of Cholera‚ how would life be different today? Would there be segregation of social classes? Would sanitation be important? Most likely‚ yes they would‚ but Cholera is an interesting case to study when looking at these questions. Social Thought During the Cholera Years

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    I felt like I was doing something wrong as I was going to the basement of the Ocean and Meteorology in the dark to dose my bio-sand filter and check on my ceramic filter. Weeks were spent talking‚ planning and designing two point of use water filtration systems that would feasible in a developing country. I was spending my Friday night inspecting‚ dosing‚ and hoping my handmade bio-sand would form a microbial layer necessary for the filter to work and checking on the flow rate of my ceramic filter

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    Social research Methods

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    Under the Guidance of Prof. Prahlad MishraSubmitted By- Ankita Jha (U113187) Chitrali Nag(U113198) Gourab Dutta (U113202) Manisa Parida (U113205) Partha Pratim Sinha (U113213) Rohan Naik (U113217) Sampad Panigrahi (U113221) Section – D‚ Group-5‚ BM-1 Problem Statement - To check whether the gross domestic product(GDP) is getting directly affected by the Household final consumption in India‚ keeping other factors such as Investments‚ Government Spending‚ net exports‚ etc constant and finding

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    Slow Burn Crisis

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    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 The Biogas Technology P O Box 33493‚ Great East Road‚ Plot No.5778 Kalundu‚ Lusaka‚ Zambia‚ Email: wasaza@zamnet.zm

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    population ’s health and wasted time. The poorest coverage for water supply and sanitation is in Africa. It is estimated that the current investment is 1.3 billion dollars per year. This amount of coverage is completely inadequate for this continents needs (Wanja). It is estimated by a report called "Year 2000 Progress Report" from the World Health Organization that the funds necessary on a yearly basis for water supply and sanitation is 2.2 billion dollars. This report also stated that over half of the population

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    Program Planning

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    we prioritized and ranked them. The highest is sanitation family planning so we focused our heath teaching on those two. Majority of the families we interviewed have three to five children without proper birth spacing. Based on our survey‚ we came to realized that most of them are not aware of the different family planning methods. We did a research on the different contraceptives and made leaflets that shows them the different methods. For sanitation we bought broomsticks‚ sacks and rugs. We also

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    Social Injustice

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    and sexism. In order to fully overcome social injustice these barriers must be removed from our society and differences must be embraced. A global social injustice that I am aware of is the lack of water sanitation that has claimed millions of lives. Inadequate access to safe water and sanitation services‚ coupled with poor hygiene practices‚ kills and sickens thousands of people every day. My main thought towards this topic is that this could have been solved by now‚ millions of people could be drinking

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    1831-1832 outbreak‚ which represented a 50% death rate. With a chronic lack of hygiene‚ diseases such as cholera could be devastating” (Trueman). People in the Victorian Era had no idea what sanitation was. There were horrifying outbreaks of terribly contagious diseases‚ and no one knew how they were occurring. Sanitation was a big issue in the Victorian Era. “Cholera‚ a bacterial disease‚ has claimed 52‚000 lives” (Douglas). Sewage was being allowed to come into contact with drinking water and much of

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