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According to Peter Opio, Program Officer at Link to Progress, the project has injected over shs1.5 billion into a comprehensive package of interventions addressing both infrastructural and social barriers to education.
Jane Frances Acilo has promised to provide more support to her people and ensure that all communities have access to clean water.
Christina Namubiru, Project Coordinator for the Right to Grow at the Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG), told tndNews that the country’s sanitation, food security, and nutrition situation is dire and requires citizen collaboration.
“No resources have been allocated by the government to WASH as far as Covid-19 interventions into long-lasting solution in addressing WASH is concerned
In 2012, a study conducted by the Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) of the World Bank revealed that poor sanitation costs Uganda shs389 billion each year, an equivalent to US$177million.
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