673 million people still live without access to safe sanitation, and the global sanitation crisis impacts health, women’s safety, education, clean water, and dignity every single day. At the 2025 World Toilet Summit in New Delhi, global sanitation leaders, nonprofits, innovators, and public health experts share breakthrough solutions in sustainable toilets, hygiene technology, women’s health, portable sanitation, and water-saving systems that are changing lives around the world.

What You Will Learn

✅ Why sanitation is directly connected to dignity, education, and public health

✅ How water-saving toilet technology is transforming underserved communities
✅ Why girls around the world miss school due to lack of safe toilets
✅ How portable sanitation is evolving through innovation and sustainability
✅ Why global leaders are prioritizing sanitation and hygiene solutions

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(00:00) World Toilet Summit 2025 in New Delhi, India
(02:14) Jack Sim on solving global sanitation challenges
(05:38) United Nations Global Peace Council and sustainability initiatives
(10:05) Women’s hygiene and sanitation equality innovations
(14:00) Humanitarian sanitation during global crises
(18:05) Protecting Mount Everest through sanitation initiatives
(24:50) Water-saving off-grid toilet technology
(29:09) Premium public restroom innovation across Asia
(32:42) Disease prevention, clean water, and sanitation research
(40:02) Bhutan’s sanitation leadership and global recognition

🔷 Sanitation is about far more than toilets. It impacts safety, dignity, education, women’s empowerment, and public health globally.

🔷 New water-saving toilet technologies are helping communities without sewage systems or running water gain access to safe sanitation.

🔷 Women and girls are disproportionately impacted by lack of sanitation infrastructure, especially around education and personal safety.

🔷 Global collaboration between nonprofits, governments, businesses, and innovators is accelerating solutions to the sanitation crisis.

🔷 Sustainable sanitation systems are becoming essential in humanitarian aid, climate resilience, and environmental protection efforts worldwide.

Jack Sim Founder of the World Toilet Organization and global sanitation advocate focused on solving sanitation challenges through innovation, partnerships, and policy collaboration.

• World Toilet Organization https://worldtoilet.org/ 
• SULAB International https://www.sulabhinternational.org/ 
• SATO https://sato.lixil.com/ 
• United Nations Woman: https://www.unwomen.org/en 

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