01266nas a2200277   4500000000100000008004100001260001300042653002500055653001000080653001300090653001500103653001700118653001300135653001400148653001200162653001700174653002000191653001500211653001100226100001200237245008100249250000800330856014300338300000700481520050000488       2013                            d  bWaterAid10aWater and sanitation10awater10aTraining10aSanitation10aOlder people10aLatrines10aInclusion10aHygiene10aHuman Rights10adisabled people10aDisability10aAgeing1 aJones H00aMainstreaming disability and ageing in water, sanitation and hygiene sector.  a1st  uhttp://www.pseau.org/outils/ouvrages/wedc_wateraid_mainstreaming_disability_and_ageing_in_water_sanitation_and_hygiene_programmes_2013.pdf  a633 a<p>This report presents the findings of a&nbsp;desk study that provided an overview of the current state of disability and ageing issues in&nbsp;WASH, from the perspective of the WASH sector. Both disabled and older people were looked at together, because many frail older people, although they may reject the label ‘disabled’,&nbsp;experience impairments that limit their daily activities, which result in them facing&nbsp;similar kinds of barriers to accessing WASH.</p>

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