Inadequate sanitation infrastructure

As an indication, the market for toilet cleaners in the UK in 1986 was £88 million.

50% of the sewage of Rio de Janeiro receives no treatment. This is not unusual, even in modern cities.

1. Modern sewage systems are excessively expensive means of taking household wastes and disposing of them in such a way as to prevent nutrients from returning to the soil.

1. Unhygienic conditions
2. Inadequate infrastructure

1. Undeveloped laundry facilities
2. Lack of sanitation in rural areas
3. Lack of sanitation in cities
4. Lack of cesspool fencing
5. Inadequate waste treatment
6. Inadequate toilet facilities
7. Inadequate facilities for the transport of sanitary wastes
8. Inadequate disposal of bodies
9. Ill-equipped public toilets

1. Water pollution
2. Viral hepatitis
3. Unexplored tourist trade
4. Unequal regional distribution of deaths
5. Unchanging sanitation practices
6. Tapeworm as a parasite
7. Sewage as a pollutant
8. Sanitation system accidents
9. Pollution of water by infected faeces
10. Menstrual disadvantage of women
11. Malodorous fumes
12. Insect vectors of human disease
13. Insect pests
14. Food insecurity
15. Excreting in public places
16. Enteric diseases
17. Cholera

1. Unfocused design of community space
2. Uncontrolled installation of water plumbing
3. Substandard housing and accommodation
4. Shortage of sanitary plumbing, heating and lighting fixtures and fittings
5. Prohibitive costs of purification of effluents and emissions
6. Prohibitive cost of connection to public utilities
7. Limited sewerage options
8. Lack of sewerage funds
9. Ineffective delivery of basic human resource services
10. Inadequate water system infrastructure
11. Inadequate environmental awareness
12. Fragmented planning of community life
13. Dependence on sophisticated technology for development
14. Blocked storm drains

1. Dysfunctional public utilities

1. Using root zone wastewater treatment
2. Supporting appropriate sewage disposal
3. Researching effects of poor sanitation facilities
4. Reducing load on sewage systems
5. Providing the poor with services
6. Modernizing sanitary facilities
7. Improving unsanitary toilet facilities
8. Improving sanitation for the poor
9. Ensuring access to adequate water services

1. Unsanitary
2. Undeveloped
3. Underdevelopment
4. Poverty
5. Overload
6. Overdevelopment
7. Inappropriateness
8. Inadequacy
9. Impropriety

1. Water Supply Facilities at Schools
2. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
3. Sanitation
4. Access to sanitation