RFI talks Public Health with SOIL
What impact does environmental degradation have on public health in Haiti? Last month, SOIL’s Port-au-Prince EkoLakay Director, Beverly Pierre, had the opportunity to answer that question on one of the world’s most widely broadcast radio stations, Radio France Internationale (RFI).
Joining other advocates and practitioners in the public health field, Beverly explains to listeners how SOIL is working to transform a public health crisis in Haiti into an environmental solution with each EkoLakay toilet we operate and every pound of agricultural compost we produce. Beverly also discusses the impact she sees that the intersecting environmental and health crises in Haiti are having on families across the country, especially for women and children.
To listen to the full interview (in French) follow this link. Beverly joins the conversation at 15:00. Enjoy!
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Don’t miss other coverage of SOIL’s work in Haiti. Click below to read recent features:
- RFI talks Public Health with SOIL Mar 19, 2019
- ReThink: Cities Without Sewers Feb 28, 2019
- El País: How SOIL and Other Initiatives are Protecting the Planet Dec 10, 2018
- Sasha Kramer’s Keynote Address from the Urine Diversion Summit Aug 22, 2018
- SOIL Featured in New Book on Global Changemakers Jun 28, 2018
- Tree Hugger: How SOIL’s Humble Toilet is Improving Health in Haiti May 28, 2018
- Sasha Kramer and Tony Loyd on Sustainable Sanitation Solutions May 26, 2018
- INKLINE: How SOIL is Chasing the Sustainable Sanitation Dream May 23, 2018
- Juno7: All About SOIL’s Organic Compost May 9, 2018
- New York Times: Can Dirt Save the Earth? Apr 26, 2018
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