meri saheli magazine

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meri saheli magazine Published this article  Therefore there is an urgent need to address such a bias and gender disparity at the earliest to ensuring health for all. Health for All also requires safe and clean environment avoiding of chemical fertilisers and pesticides as well as good hygiene (total sanitation) for all. On 2 October 2019 Indias more than 700 districts and about six lakh villages were declared open defecation free (ODF)- this is a grand achievement indeed but there is a need to sustain it. The trained six lakh volunteers (in interpersonalcommunication) are further required for solid and liquid waste management. U.P. govt named toilets Izzat ghar and it had positive impact. Further water should be conserved as a common good as it is a social economic and human right. About 80% of diseases are water-borne hence safe drinking water should get top priority. For sustainable water management the current economic system needs a paradigm shift and water sources should not be privatised as these are community resources for local people and their future generations-water for healthy life meri saheli magazine subscription. 

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