Toilet Yanga

16/01/2018

THE challenges will not be resolved by the public sector alone. They can only facilitate. The household has to become more sensible and be willing to make the right choices. The private sector will respond if people are are showing a willingness to become responsible and pay$ for their choices.

16/01/2018

It's been a challenging few weeks in Zambia with outbreak of cholera and a rush for short term solutions. THe solutions is not just a toilet but a sanitation system that ensures that waste is separated from humans and ground water and critically a hand washing system as part of full system.

08/02/2017

As sanitation entrepreneurs, Toilet Yanga will be participating in the FSM4 Conference in India at the kind invitation of The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

18/01/2017

and Zambia's only and leading Sanitation Brand. WE owe it to you.

18/01/2017

Does your household have Dignity?? What's your 2017 Sanitation resolution ?

04/12/2016

Please share with us at Toilet Yanga, what improvement you would like in the next toilet you buy?!!

04/12/2016

There's no substitute for having what is most important within reach.

26/11/2016

The Toilet Yanga team stepped out to find out what people think of our, Sato Stool, toilet product. Here's what they had to say!!! 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲 🚽🚽🚽

22/11/2016

Who says we all want to squat? Why Squat ? What about a bit of dignity?!! We offer affordable sanitation product choice.

22/11/2016

🚽In last week's sanitation symposium, Representative from Zambia Medical Association appealed to Sanitation Stakeholders to work with the Private Sector to find new approaches and innovations to address the linkages between poor sanitation and resulting stunted growth. 47% of children have stunted growth in Zambia.




"Stunting, death and malnutrition: why contaminated water has far more serious effects than the odd bout of diarrhoea."



https://www.theguardian.com/science/blog/2016/nov/22/crappy-water-and-the-science-of-sanitation?CMP=twt_a-science_b-gdnscience

Stunting, death and malnutrition: why contaminated water has far more serious effects than the odd bout of diarrhoea

21/11/2016

The Sanitation Symposium held last week addressed Zambia's need for a new approach to water and sanitation. The 'Business as Usual' approach to sanitation is soon becoming a thing of the past.

Good to see that other sanitation experts are thinking along the same lines of a private sector driven industry

"Some $114bn is needed each year to reach the SDG on water and sanitation. A panel of experts share their ideas on how to raise the money"
The Guardian

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2016/sep/19/eight-ideas-to-fund-access-to-water-and-toilets-for-all-by-2030?CMP=share_btn_tw

Some $114bn is needed each year to reach the SDG on water and sanitation. Our panel of experts share their ideas on how to raise the money