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More than one third of the global population needs basic sanitation. About 10 percent do not have clean water. Rotary International, one of largest humanitarian service organizations globally, and USAID, the world’s largest governmental aid agency, are partnering to make an impact.

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Rotary USAID Uganda Kasozi PS sign — The sign board of St Jude Kasozi Primary School in eastern Uganda.

RIUSAID Uganda Kasozi PS visit March2020 img1 — In March 2020, Rotarians and partners visited the school grounds to assess existing sanitation conditions for students

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Rotary USAID Uganda WASH partnership Kasozi PS visit March2020 — The team found out that an existing latrine was being used as an improvised MHM facility.

Rotary USAID Ghana WASH partnership Kasozi PS March 2020visit5 — A senior teacher was the custodian of the soap, washing station and water for the improvised MHM facility.

Rotary USAID Uganda WASH Kasozi PS March 2020visit6 — The team ended the visit with a discussion with the teachers and members of the school administration about steps to improve the sanitation conditions in the school.

Rotary-USAID Uganda Highlight: Kasozi Primary School

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St. Jude Kasozi Primary school is one of four schools in Uganda’s Kibaale sub-county, Namutumba District, where members of the Rotary club of Kyambogo-Kampala are working in partnership with USAID’s Uganda Sanitation for Health Activity (USHA) to improve access to sustainable safe water supply and sanitation, promote key hygienic behaviors and influence sanitation policy best practices. You can follow their progress through the timeline of updates from the field below.

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