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Monica Nzanga, Bsc

A Research Assistant with extensive experience in the fields of Public and Environmental Health, specializing in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and injury prevention research. Monica holds a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Health from the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS). Her outstanding academic achievements have served as a strong foundation for her […]

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WASHTED researchers attend FSM5

WASHTED researchers attend FSM5 in Cape town

Every two years, the sanitation community comes together to discuss the latest innovations in faecal sludge treatment and management. This year, the Faecal Sludge Management Conference (FSM5) was held alongside the AfricaSan conference in Cape Town, South Africa. Mabvuto Yesaya received a scholarship from BORDA to attend his first international conference and, along with Elizabeth

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Launch of interdisciplinary network

Launch of interdisciplinary network to address sanitation and hygiene challenges around the African Great Lakes

With funding from a GCRF Networking Grant and University of Strathclyde Escalator Fund, WASHTED hosted the kick off meeting (14th – 18th January) of a five country interdisciplinary network which aims to explore the barriers to effective sanitation and hygiene in fishing communities surrounding the African Great Lakes. 27 participants from Malawi, Zambia, Kenya, Tanzania

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Members of WASHTED

WASHTED at the National Malawi Environmental Health Association Conference

Members of WASHTED were key contributors to the first National Malawi Environmental Health Association Conference which took place on October 4th and 5th at Sun and Sand in Mangochi. Attended by over 100 environmental health practitioners, the WASHTED team of Dr Bernard Thole, Dr Steven Taulo, Dr Tracy Morse and Mr Kondwani Chidziwisano facilitated discussions

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