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The Philippines recorded P77.8-billion economic losses per year due to premature death, health care costs, lost wages, and other impacts resulting from poor sanitation.
(WSP World Bank, 2008)


[ 25-02-2008 ]

  
  

Migration from rural to urban areas poses a major challenge for city planners; extending basic drinking water and sanitation services to periurban and slum areas to reach the poorest people is of the utmost importance to prevent outbreaks of cholera and other water-related diseases in these often overcrowded places.
(WHO & UNICEF, 2006)


[ 08-12-2007 ]

  
  

From 2006-2007, Philippines, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Vietnam lose an estimated $9 billion per year due to poor sanitation.
(WSP World Bank, 2008)


[ 25-02-2008 ]

  
  
Kematian akibat diare tahun 2004, 6 kali lebih besar dibanding rata-rata kematian tahunan akibat perang bersenjata pada tahun 1990-an.
(UNESCO)
[ 17-07-2007 ]

  
  
In 2004, urban sanitation coverage was more than double the rural sanitation coverage.
(WHO & UNICEF, 2006)
[ 07-12-2007 ]

  
  
In 2004, more than 3 out of every 5 rural people, over 2 billion, did not have access to a basic sanitation facility.
(WHO & UNICEF, 2006)
[ 07-12-2007 ]

  
  
If the current trend persists, nearly 1.7 billion rural dwellers will still not have access to improved sanitation by 2015.
(WHo & UNICEF, 2006)
[ 07-12-2007 ]

  
  
Di Tajikistan, anak perempuan memilih tidak hadir di sekolah ketika datang bulan akibat tidak tersedianya jamban.
(Percik April 2007)
[ 06-08-2007 ]

  
  
Di Pakistan, lebih dari 50 persen dari anak perempuan yang putus sekolah disebabkan tidak tersedianya jamban.
(Percik April 2007)
[ 06-08-2007 ]

  
  
Di Bangladesh, penyediaan air dan sanitasi meningkatkan kehadiran anak perempuan di sekolah sebesar 15 persen.
(Percik April 2007)
[ 06-08-2007 ]