Although it’s unimaginable to those of us living in the wealthier parts of the world, it is a fact that 1-in-3 people on our tiny planet don’t have access to either a toilet or drinkable water.
Poor sanitation and lack of access to clean water are the world’s key issues.
The humble toilet can be a stepping stone to a healthier life, greater dignity, freedom, equality between women, men, girls and boys, and a major catalyst to the development of communities and countries.
So what can you do about it? You can play your part and the very least you can do is support World Toilet Day on Monday 19 November – www.worldtoiletday.org
It’s now less than a fortnight away – the same date every year – World Toilet Day aims to raise awareness of sanitation issues and highlight the plight of those 1-in-3 people – that’s 2.5 billion – who don’t have access to proper sanitation.
The Bathroom Manufacturers Association supports the aims and ideals of World Toilet Day. In its own way the BMA promotes the urgent need for us all – no matter where in live in the world – to use water efficiently, without waste, and as wisely as possible.
We need to ensure that this precious resource is treated with the respect it deserves for the benefit of our future generations.
Can you imagine not having a toilet? Can you imagine not having privacy when you need it most? Can you imagine having no access to clean water?
Probably not! So what can you do about it?
Well, the BMA is the trade association for bathroom manufacturers operating in the UK and is highlighting these important issues. It is the principal ‘Voice of the Bathroom Industry’ and acts as an information highway between industry, government and the consumer on issues that affect the bathroom business.
The BMA represents, through its technical, marketing and management committees, the interests of 55 major bathroom manufacturing groups and service providers with over 80 well-known brands in the market place. The manufacturing base directly employs 10,000+ people across 79 sites around the UK.
More information: info@bathroom-association.org.uk