World Toilet Day in 2022

World Toilet Day Quick Facts - ZA 2022

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2022 Date	19 November 2022
2023 Date	19 November 2023

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Saturday, 19 Nov

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World Toilet Day in 2022

World Toilet Day aims to raise awareness about sanitation and hygiene issues around the world. Poor sanitation and hygiene refer to a lack of access to clean drinking water, toilets, and showers.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Toilet Day - in 2022

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In a 2020 estimate, 3.6 billion people lacked safely managed sanitation services. Through the Game Plan & to meet SDG Goals @UNICEF in collaboration with partners will support 1 billion people gain access to safely managed sanitation. #WorldToiletDay https://t.co/sCKDb503GC
— United Nations in South Africa (@UNinSouthAfrica) November 19, 2022

Todays is declared world toilet day, here is SA our people still use bucket system, leaners in the eastern cape still go to bushes,flushing toilet remains a luxury in this country. Talk about human dignity ,28 years down the line.
— Patrick Sindane (@sindane3) November 19, 2022

This #WorldToiletDay join us in calling on @DBE_SA to urgently act on its commitment to prioritise replacing pit toilets in all schools. Over a million pupils & teachers are affected by poor sanitation in schools. Stand with learners across SA & demand the gov does more!💥✊ 🕯 https://t.co/HhqSrvIqsK
— @AmnestySAfrica (@AmnestySAfrica) November 19, 2022

When menstruating, women and girls may not have access to adequate sanitary facilities. Millions are displaced because of conflict or climate disaster, robbing them of dignity and privacy during their periods because of lack of hygienic sanitation services. #WorldToiletDay https://t.co/hpZnGuUcB5
— UNFPA East and Southern Africa (@UNFPA_ESARO) November 20, 2022

Today the Department is participating in the #WorldToiletDay dialogue under theme, "Rethinking Sanitation Service Delivery in the Building and Construction Industry" @Senzo_Mchunu_ https://t.co/O6JhCe8LQP
— Water&SanitationRSA (@DWS_RSA) November 18, 2022

We are counting down towards #WorldToiletDay in Rosebank, come out and join us. @tumisole @MelBala and I are here to add our support to the incredible achievement @DomestosSA has made in touching the lives of 1Million Children this year. #UnstoppableTogether #iChooseDomestos https://t.co/nHfj5ECgt5
— CATHERINE CONSTANTINIDES (@ChangeAgentSA) November 9, 2022

In honor of #worldtoiletday, we will continue building safe, waterless toilets across South Africa! https://t.co/6ikjUnqtn5
— Blessman International (@Blessman_Intl) November 20, 2022

#WorldToiletDay let us remember almost 1.7billion people don't have decent toilets. Access to safely-managed sanitation is crucial for healthy lives & safe sanitation protects ground water 💦 Properly situated & connected systems prevent spread of disease. #WorldToiletDay2022 https://t.co/8SJhYwr9KB
— Magalies Water (@MagaliesWaterZA) November 19, 2022

Today marks World Toilet Day. The day is aimed at highlighting the importance of providing adequate sanitation as entrenched in the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 6. Water Research Commission CEO Dr Jennifer Molwantwa weighs in. Watch: https://t.co/PvyZ2gmay5 https://t.co/unNkOK6dWb
— Newzroom Afrika (@Newzroom405) November 19, 2022

CEO of the @WaterResearchSA emphasizing that when it comes to sanitation we cannot leave anyone behind #WorldToiletDay https://t.co/kn9ggCluQd
— WRC (@WaterResearchSA) November 18, 2022