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Stanford's Program on Water, Health and Development is working to improve the health and well-being of communities by creating the knowledge, skills and solutions needed to support effective management of water and wastes, and to ensure sustained, equitable access to water supply and sanitation services. We take an interdisciplinary approach partnering with researchers and organizations whose interests span water supply, water quality, sanitation, hygiene, wastewater re-use, health, energy, urbanization and food production.
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Chemical engineer Will Tarpeh says it could help alleviate a multitude of global challenges — from environmental sustainability to hunger.
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Stanford Ph.D. candidate and Knight-Hennessy Scholar in Civil & Environmental Engineering Gracie Hornsby discusses the importance of hygiene services in schools.
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Stanford University Civil and Environmental Engineering scholar views access to clean water and working sanitation facilities as a “fundamental human right.”
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