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About CTOThe Canadian Toilet Organization (CTO) is a federal,
non-profit NGO founded in Toronto in 2008 in response to the “call to action” made
at World Toilet Summit 2007 in New Delhi, India by United Nations
Advisory Board on Water and Sanitation (UNSGAB) Chairman HRH Willem-Alexander,
the Prince of Orange of The Netherlands. Canadians’ most basic of needs are satisfied daily without having to worry about waste disposal. However, many deficits are still found outside the home. Missing, poorly designed or abysmally maintained public toilets are quite common. Toilets are a taboo subject in our culture, hindering the improvement of the situation. As a water-rich nation, Canada has a responsibility to protect and preserve
its fresh water reserves for future generations. Yet because water literally
is cheaper than dirt, water conservation is not a typical practice of consumers
and industry alike. Unfortunately, the water-based sewage systems commonly
employed throughout Canada are some of the largest consumers -- and wasters
-- of water. According to Statistics Canada, up to one-third of the water
used by an average Canadian family is flushed down the toilet. This practice
can and indeed must change.
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