TEDxSingapore - NIkki Shaw - How building toilets is key to better lives
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Nikki Shaw is a water and sanitation (watsan) engineer with a passion for toilets. With a career spanning two decades and five continents, Nikki has extensive watsan expertise in both industrial and developing countries: Rural water supply systems in Botswana, grassroots sanitation provision projects in Cambodia, to designing sewerage for Hong ... Read more
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- -: TEDxSingapore - NIkki Shaw - How building toilets is key to better lives
December 22, 2011 (over 12 years ago)Nikki Shaw is a water and sanitation (watsan) engineer with a passion for toilets. With a career spanning two decades and five continents, Nikki has extensive watsan expertise in both industrial and developing countries: Rural water supply systems in Botswana, grassroots sanitation provision pro...
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