End Water Poverty campaigners joined others across the globe as nearly 2% of the world's population called on the Millennium Development Goals to be met.
End Water Poverty Coordinator Steve Cockburn reports daily from New York where leaders are gathering to discuss ways of saving the Millennium Development Goals.
Tearfund and WaterAid have launched a new report highlighting the critical failures in sanitation that are hampering efforts to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
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Five days before the start of the G8 Summit in Japan, End Water Poverty staged a queue for the toilet outside the Japanese Embassy in London to deliver the 938,943 actions taken so far in support of the campaign.
Organisations from over 35 countries have signed a letter to Japanese Prime Minister calling for action to end the global sanitation and water crisis at the forthcoming G8 Summit.
EU leaders promise to increased aid by 2bn each year for water and sanitation in Africa by 2010 to drive progress to meet the MDGs, yet fail to specify who will pay.
End Water Poverty takes its calls for action on water and sanitation to Japan, this year's G8 host country, as part of a dialogue between civil society and G8 governments.
To mark World Water Day, more than 100,000 signatures collected from 35 districts of Nepal were handed over to the country's Prime Minister, Girija Prasad Koirala.
At the United Nations University in Tokyo, Japan's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Masahiko Koumura, delivered a speech committing his Government to putting sanitation and water firmly on the G8 agenda.
At the AfricaSan conference in South Africa, a large group of West African organisations and civil society groups announce they are to join the global End Water Poverty campaign.
On 15 January 2008, experts from the field of sanitation and hygiene gathered at the British Medical Association to raise the alarm on a global sanitation crisis.