Handwashing is saving lives - but for too many people, it remains a luxury
Despite its prominence today, handwashing is still out of reach for millions. Here are 3 ways we can help increase access to this most basic of resources.
Eleanor Allen is a visionary leader in organizational excellence, engineering, and water management. Her distinguished career includes roles as CEO of Water For People and B Lab, Global Water Leader at Arcadis, and Latin America Water Leader and CH2M (now Jacobs). Eleanor's contributions to the field of engineering led to her induction into the National Academy of Engineering in 2020, recognizing her impact on water infrastructure and sustainability. With experience in over 50 countries, Eleanor's global perspective is extensive. As a registered Professional Engineer and certified executive coach, she now leads Catapult For Change, empowering organizations to overcome challenges, drive positive impact, and flourish. Her passions include improving workplace wellbeing, supporting leaders to reach their full potential, and championing equity for water access around the world.
Despite its prominence today, handwashing is still out of reach for millions. Here are 3 ways we can help increase access to this most basic of resources.
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