WaterAid is a leading independent organisation which enables the world's poorest people to gain access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene education.
WaterAid's vision is of a world where everyone has access to safe water and sanitation.
We aim to help one million people gain access to water and one million gain access to sanitation every year.
This year, WaterAid once again provided a small army of volunteers.
They were busy supervising our ever-popular VIP latrines and she-pees, providing information about our work, picking up litter, and generally spreading the festival message: Love the farm, leave no trace.
Check out our roaming reporter Lucy Loo...
Watch this video to get a taste of the unique Glastonbury volunteering experience...
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Campaigning
2008 is the UN International Year of Sanitation, so WaterAid encouraged festival-goers to "Love your loo - and help others get one too!" - highlighting the fact that 2.5 billion people still don't have access to clean toilets.
We encouraged revellers to express their love for their loo on our graffiti wall at the WaterAid stand by the Pyramid Stage.
We also gave punters the chance to create a stink and take action by adding their name to the End Water Poverty petition, demanding the G8 agree a global action plan for sanitation and water.
T-shirts
You can still get your limited edition Love your Loot-shirts here.
WaterAid also took part in an amazing festival first: a live photo and video blog, updated by hundreds of people on the site via their mobile phones.
2008 is the UN International Year of Sanitation and 22 Nov 2008 is World Toilet Day. The End Water Poverty campaign is calling on the leaders of the developed world to come together and end the global crisis in sanitation and water.
Head over to www.endwaterpoverty.org/ to find out more!
Watch this film about sanitation to find out what it's like if you have nowhere to go when you need to go...
This World Toilet Day, November 19 2008, WaterAid is aiming to help the 2.5 billion people – 40% of the world's population – without access to a toilet. Tell me more!
Read WaterAid's verdict on the 2008 G8 summit. Water and sanitation were both discussed, but no action plan was agreed to address the global water and sanitation crisis. Tell me more!
WaterAid is an international charity. Our mission is to overcome poverty by enabling the world’s poorest people to gain access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene education.
Working in 17 countries in Africa and Asia, WaterAid aims to help people take the first steps out of poverty.
WaterAid's vision is of a world where everyone has access to safe water and effective sanitation.
Under 14? If so, we've got a special site just for you called Splash Out, it's all about making a splash for WaterAid! Use the cool new Calculator of Change to find out what the money you raise for WaterAid could buy... Check it out today!
Who I'd like to meet: Anyone who wants to get involved with WaterAid campaigns and activities, or just wants to find out more about why water and sanitation matter...
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2008 is the UN International Year of Sanitation, so WaterAid encouraged festival-goers to "Love your loo - and help others get one too!" - highlighting the fact that 2.5 billion people still don't have access to clean toilets.
You can still get your limited edition Love your Loo 
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