Background: Human activities create waste and the improper ways that waste is handled, stored, collected, and disposed of can pose risks to public health. Improper solid waste management is a major public health and ...

Three-fourth of health problems in Ethiopia are communicable diseases due to polluted water and poor storage practices. Consuming unsafe water results in infections that lead to illness or death from water borne diseases. ...

Three-fourth of health problems in Ethiopia are communicable diseases due to polluted water and poor storage practices. Consuming unsafe water results in infections that lead to illness or death from water borne diseases. ...

Background: In developing countries, like Ethiopia, the quantity of healthcare waste has sharply risen in recent years as a result of rapid population growth and thus increasing demand for healthcare services. Despite ...

An adequate amount of safe water is necessary to provide enough amount of water for consumption, to avoid death from dehydration, to reduce the risk of water born disease and to improve hygiene situation. Understanding ...

Background: Schoolchildren are seen agents as of change and major risk groups for diarrheal diseases and intestinal parasites. The occurrence and severity of water, sanitation and hygiene related outbreaks are greatly ...