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Taking Stock: Sanitation for all!...free of cost in emergencies
Food and clean water are provided for free in refugee camps, so why are refugees expected to provide public sanitation facilities themselves? Refugees often have to contribute labour and materials in constructing these facilities just at a time when they are most exhausted or traumatized. Marco Visser argues that sanitation should be provided free in these situations.
Food and clean water are provided for free in refugee camps, so why are refugees expected to provide public sanitation facilities themselves? Refugees often have to contribute labour and materials in constructing these facilities just at a time when they are most exhausted or traumatized. Marco Visser argues that sanitation should be provided free in these situations.
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