Together with our local partner Tierra Grata, we have provided proper sanitation in 4 additional schools in the north east of Colombia.

A total of almost 300 kids can profit from the new dignified sanitation solutions.

Together with our local partner Mobile Alert Toilets, T4A implemented its first fully circular sanitation solution at the Ikinu Primary School in Githunguri State, Kenya with 1,400 students. Biogas reactors now provide biogas to the school kitchen to provide warm meals to the students.

Watch a video to learn more about the whole project.

Together with our new partner Extra Mile Development Foundation (EMDEF) in Malawi, we recently finished the construction of a Boys Urinal Block at St Dominic Primary School in Mzimba North, Malawi. This new urinal serves the 207 students attending the school and was urgently needed as heavy flooding destroyed the old toilet stall last December.

We have finished our first project with our new partner in Namibia, the local enterprise Flushh led by the innovative entrepreneur Kaveto Tjatjara. We have paid 70 % of the cost of installing 6 toilets for the Sigurugur Primary School with 750 students and 1 toilet for Twinkle Stars kindergarten. Both are located in the rapidly growing informal settlement in Rundu, Namibia.

Our pilot project with Mosan in the Atitlan Eco School in Jabalito on Lago Atitlan was succesfully finished. 20 students are profiting from a brand new toilet, a shower and handwashing station. The kids showed a very enthusiastic response during the opening ceremony and are using the toilets actively.

We have a new partner in Colombia, the impact enterprise Tierra Grata in Cartagena. They have installed proper toilets in 4 schools in Northern Colombia in the departments of La Guajira: Waimpretu, Jouwuo, Kasuchi and Jaiskatin. You can find further pictures about the projects here plus a nice video portrait of Tierra Grata by the WEF.

We continued with our partners Urimat in Switzerland and Mobile Alert Toilets in Nairobi and just finished another school . Humble School has 186 students and has now 2 toilets for girls and 2 for boys as well urinals for boys provided by Urimat. We are very thankful to the leading global dry urinal company Urimat for their very valuable support of the project and look forward to strengthen the collaboration.

Together with our partners Mobile Alert Toilets in Nairobi and Urimat in Switzerland, we just finished our biggest project yet and the first one this year. Bridge International school with over 300 students now has a 7 door latrine with a urinal for boys. The kids are very excited about the new toilets. We trust the new latrines will help increase enrolment and better the performance of students.

Together with our local partner Mobile Alert Toilets, we have installed proper toilets, urinals and handwashing stations in 3 additional schools: Gorgon school, Alliance school and St. Marys Keris high school. A total of 684 students (353 girls and 331 boys) benefit from this important installation. Gorgon school did not have any toilets at all!

Toilets for All has launched a new interactive website that explains in a simple and informative way how all 17 United Nations' Strategic Development Goals (SDG) and an amazing 130 of the 169 UN SDG Targets have synergies with sanitation. Click on the following link to read all about it and find out how each of these targets is linked to sanitation: www.sanitation-sdg.com

We are pleased to have provided three additional schools with proper toilets and handwashing stations. Our partner Mobile Alert Toilets finished Genesis Shilphen school, Destiny Shapers school and Emmaus learning centre in Korogocho, Nairobi during the second quarter 2021.

We are proud to announce the completion of our collaboration with AKYAS and Emergency Architecture & Human Rights in a section of Za'atari Camp under the leadership of OXFAM to build an innovative toilet infrastructure.

We are pleased to have provided two additional schools with proper toilets and handwashing stations. Our partner Mobile Alert Toilets finished Neema and Riverside School in Korogocho, Nairobi during the first quarter 2021.

Professor Elizabeth Tilley is the co-author of the research in the Journal of Environmental Management ‚Sludge bomb: The impending emptying and treatment crisis in Blantyre, Malawi’. This report was the initial spark for Toilets for All to contact Elizabeth to find ways how to help start to diffuse the problem. She was very enthusiastic and supported Toilets for All to find the right partners (the local NGO Waste Advisors Malawi and the local Latrine Emptying Association) and projects in Blantyre, Malawi.

As part of Toilets for All project in the Korogocho Slums, the renovation of the pit latrine in Glorious Junior School finished last December. Now, 150 girls and 130 boys have access to proper toilets in their school.

Toilets For All launched recently a fundraising campaign for its project in the Korogocho Slums and we would like to walk you through the cause we are supporting and why we think every kid deserves a toilet!

World Toilet Day is a United Nations Observance that celebrates toilets and aims to raise awareness of the 4.2 billion people who are living without access to safely managed sanitation. World Toilet Day represents another effort to combat the global sanitation crisis and achieve Sustainable Development Goal 6: ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all by 2030.

Help Toilets For All in our fundraising efforts in the Korogocho Slums.

October 15 is Global Handwashing Day, a day dedicated to raise awareness about handwashing through creative ways. This year´s theme: “Clean hands for all” focuses on the importance of handwashing equity. Read more about Toilets For All activities on this day here.

Toilets for All provided two POVU POA handwashing stations to Mosan, an international social enterprise offering circular off-grid dry sanitation services for densely populated settlements. POVU POA has been developed over the last few years to make the most efficient use of scarce water and soap. One filling of water of the 20 liters bucket last for more than 100 handwashes.

In the midst of the Covid-19 global pandemic, the WASH vs. COVID-19 Innovator Fund aims to support young entrepreneurs in the field of water, sanitation, hygiene and waste resource management across the Middle East. Cewas and its partners, Toilets for All and Aqua for All, offer micro grants to entrepreneurs who provide innovative solutions to address environmental and health crises. Toilets for All is funding a project carried out by SOLVillion in a public school in Amman, Jordan.