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New Yorkers suport WaterAid for global access to water and sanitation.

New Yorkers assembled to call on the world leaders to increase access to sanitation and safe drinking water with the international organization WaterAid on September 24th, 2013 In New York City.
Lack of water and sanitation kills more than 700,000 children each year and costs developing countries $260 billion. One in ten lack access to water and one in three do not have a toilet.
WaterAid is the leading international organization working to improve access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation. A petition with more than one million signatures will be presented to the UN as part of a day-long High Level Forum on the Millennium Development Goals on Monday. The petition was created by the End Water Poverty campaign coalition and signatures were gathered across the globe including Africa and South Asia, two regions that have some of the lowest levels of access to sanitation and water. To learn more visit:
www.wateraid.org/uk/audience/mediaNew Yorkers assembled to call on the world leaders to increase access to sanitation and safe drinking water with the international organization WaterAid on September 24th, 2013 In New York City.
Lack of water and sanitation kills more than 700,000 children each year and costs developing countries $260 billion. One in ten lack access to water and one in three do not have a toilet.
WaterAid is the leading international organization working to improve access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation. A petition with more than one million signatures will be presented to the UN as part of a day-long High Level Forum on the Millennium Development Goals on Monday. The petition was created by the End Water Poverty campaign coalition and signatures were gathered across the globe including Africa and South Asia, two regions that have some of the lowest levels of access to sanitation and water. To learn more visit:
www.wateraid.org/uk/audience/media

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New Yorkers assembled to call on the world leaders to increase access to sanitation and safe drinking water with the international organization WaterAid on September 24th, 2013 In New York City.<br /> Lack of water and sanitation kills more than 700,000 children each year and costs developing countries $260 billion. One in ten lack access to water and one in three do not have a toilet.<br /> WaterAid is the leading international organization working to improve access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation. A petition with more than one million signatures will be presented to the UN as part of a day-long High Level Forum on the Millennium Development Goals on Monday. The petition was created by the End Water Poverty campaign coalition and signatures were gathered across the globe including Africa and South Asia, two regions that have some of the lowest levels of access to sanitation and water. To learn more visit:<br /> www.wateraid.org/uk/audience/mediaNew Yorkers assembled to call on the world leaders to increase access to sanitation and safe drinking water with the international organization WaterAid on September 24th, 2013 In New York City.<br /> Lack of water and sanitation kills more than 700,000 children each year and costs developing countries $260 billion. One in ten lack access to water and one in three do not have a toilet.<br /> WaterAid is the leading international organization working to improve access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation. A petition with more than one million signatures will be presented to the UN as part of a day-long High Level Forum on the Millennium Development Goals on Monday. The petition was created by the End Water Poverty campaign coalition and signatures were gathered across the globe including Africa and South Asia, two regions that have some of the lowest levels of access to sanitation and water. To learn more visit:<br /> www.wateraid.org/uk/audience/media