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...3.6 billion people do. Because they don't have one.
We should all care more about toilets. If you have one, thank it. Life without a toilet is dirty, dangerous and undignified.
Public health depends on toilets. Toilets also drive improvements in gender equality, education, economics and the environment.
There will be no sustainable future without toilets. Governments must work four times faster and ensure toilets for all by 2030.
Join the #WorldToiletDay campaign to learn more www.worldtoiletday.org
