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General Assembly declares access to clean water and sanitation is a human right

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– Safe and clean drinking water and sanitation is a human right essential to the full enjoyment of life and all other human rights, the General Assembly declared today, voicing deep concern that almost 900 million people worldwide do not have access to clean water.
The 192-member Assembly also called on United Nations Member States and international organizations to offer funding, technology and other resources to help poorer countries scale up their efforts to provide clean, accessible and affordable drinking water and sanitation for everyone.
The Assembly resolution received 122 votes in favour and zero votes against, while 41 countries abstained from voting.
The text of the resolution expresses deep concern that an estimated 884 million people lack access to safe drinking water and a total of more than 2.6 billion people do not have access to basic sanitation. Studies also indicate about 1.5 million children under the age of five die each year and 443 million school days are lost because of water- and sanitation-related diseases.
Today’s resolution also welcomes the UN Human Rights Council’s request that Catarina de Albuquerque, the UN Independent Expert on the issue of human rights obligations related to access to safe drinking water and sanitation, report annually to the General Assembly as well.
Ms. de Albuquerque’s report will focus on the principal challenges to achieving the right to safe and clean drinking water and sanitation, as well as on progress towards the relevant Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
The MDGs, a series of targets for reducing social and economic ills, all by 2015, includes the goals of halving the proportion of people who cannot reach or afford safe drinking water and halving the number who do not have basic sanitation.
In a related development, Ms. de Albuquerque issued a statement today after wrapping up a nine-day official visit to Japan in which she praised the country for its nearly universal access to water and sanitation and for its use of innovative technologies to promote hygiene and treat wastewater.
But the Independent Expert said she was shocked that some members of the Utoro community near Kyoto, where Koreans have been living for several generations, still do not have access to water from the public network.
“People are also not connected to the sewage network, despite the fact that the surrounding area is largely covered by sewage service,” she said. “When floods occur, as happened one year ago, the lack of sewage and proper evacuation of grey water result in contamination of the environment, including with human faeces, posing serious health concerns.
“I am also worried that water and sanitation are extremely expensive for some people living in Utoro, who reportedly do not have a right to receive a pension.”

-UN News Center

SSI signs global distribution agreement with Providence

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SSI signs global distribution agreement with Providence for water purification for mobile solar and wind powered energy and communications systems.

July 8, 2010- Strategic Services International, LLC (SSI) announced that it has signed a global distribution agreement with Providence Trade and Development which enables SSI to integrate and distribute Providence Trade’s water purification and irrigation solutions on-board SSI’s GSW Series mobile solar and wind powered communications and power systems.

“The partnership with Providence Trade represents a real breakthrough in military support, disaster relief and aid to developing nations because for the first time, we can integrate highly scalable water purification and irrigation capability in a completely mobile, self-contained, easily deployable and remotely maintained and monitored renewable power generation solution,” said Josh Baker, VP of Energy Services at SSI.
“What is significant and life-changing, “Baker said, “is that we have a highly-scalable solution (producing from 1,000 to more than 10,000 liters per hour of clean drinking water) on-board a completely mobile platform without all the typical on-site construction/assembly, all managed and monitored from anywhere in the world using an easy to use mobile application.”

“It is a natural fit to add our water purification systems to SSI’s mobile power and communications platform,” said Lex Henkels, co-founder of Providence. A single mobile unit can deliver power, communications and safe clean drinking water will be invaluable in remote areas or in disaster situations. We look forward to working with SSI and having a tremendously positive impact.”

About SSI

Strategic Services International (SSI) is a Maryland Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business (SDVOB). SSI provides a variety of integrated technology solutions and services that meet the needs of government, energy utilities and commercial clients in a variety of vertical industries.

SSI’s primary focus and expertise as a solutions provider are in the areas of renewable energy generation and energy efficiency IT solutions, advanced energy technology research, development and production, and network and enterprise cyber security.

Central Equatoria State signs solar water purification agreement with Providence

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The Government of Southern Sudan, Central Equatoria State, entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Providence Trade whereby Providence will provide the government with solar powered water purification machines. Representatives from Providence visited Juba at the invitation of the Governor of Central Equatoria.

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