Drinking water and sanitation policy is the constitutional responsibility of provincial governments.

At the same time the Council of Cities was established, which has an important role in advising on sanitation policy and in approving it.

The Ministry formulates, approves, executes and supervises the application of the national water and sanitation policies.

And some things are less tangible, like the effect on her family of having a mother and wife immersed in sanitation policy.

This parasite is found anywhere where beef is eaten, even in countries such as the United States, with strict federal sanitation policies.

There are strong national water supply and sanitation policies and key agencies have clear roles and strategies.

Responsibility for water supply and sanitation policies at the national level is shared between five Ministries.

In 2005, the government defined guidelines for basic water supply and sanitation policy in rural areas to increase coverage and improve quality in those areas.

In 1995, a national sanitation policy was adopted.

The government promotes decentralization so that sanitation policies are expected to be carried out by Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies.