WatSan
WatSan, sustainable cost-effective Handpumps, Water & Sanitat
The WatSan Group ("Water & Sanitation Group") promotes the introduction of sustainable, cost-effective WatSan technologies, like spare parts free handpumps, low-cost household water filters, rooftop rainwater harvesting, school handwashing promotion and the introduction of modern latrines in rural and peri-urban areas.The WatSan Group aims to provide an ...learn more
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Created: Nov 14, 2007
Updated: Nov 02, 2009
Membership: Open
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The Washington Biotechnology Action Council is a grassroots coalition of organizations including farm, labor, consumer, church, environmental, animal welfare, public affairs, and social justice advocates, as well as academics and scientists. Its work focuses on an articulation of a public interest perspective on the many issues surrounding genetic engineering and the emerging biotech industry—the environmental, ethical, and social justice implications of technologies developing without any public process.
KEYWORD DESCRIPTORS: Biodiversity/Ecology, Biotechnology, Economics/Trade, Food/Hunger , Native American Issues/Indigenous Peoples
KEYWORD DESCRIPTORS: Biodiversity/Ecology, Biotechnology, Economics/Trade, Food/Hunger , Native American Issues/Indigenous Peoples
