She also provides legal technical assistance to public health officials working to reduce sweetened beverage consumption and to
increase access to drinking water.
Not exact matches
Now that we are doing the roads in all those areas, there is more cocoa being evacuated
to the ports, you can send fertilizer
to the farmers so that you can
increase their productivity, more food can come
to the market, which means food can become cheaper, people now have
access to clean
drinking water, which means people will be prevented from having all these
water - borne diseases for which they go
to hospital and overburden our NHIS.
But the catastrophe is actually an unintended consequence of a successful drive
to increase access to fresh
drinking water.
For example, there's been a 14 %
increase in the proportion of the population with
access to safe
drinking water, and the number of protected areas is
increasing.
We know that
access to clean and safe
drinking water can
increase water intake, which benefits overall health.9, 10 We also know that lead contamination in
water has demonstrable impacts on cognitive development, attention and behavior, as well as a variety of impacts on physical health.11
These cuts will do nothing
to increase the number of people with
access to clean
drinking water and sanitation.
[I] t is a vast improvement that people both in the developed and in the developing world have dramatically
increased their
access to clean
drinking water.
This is true for the Torres Strait region, where the effect may be immediate; that is, as a result of a climate - change induced extreme weather, a threat that has already been felt when a young girl's life was at risk in the 2006 king tides; or it may occur gradually, through deterioration in health, diminished
access to safe
drinking water and
increased susceptibility
to disease.