I wanted to share my recent blog on sanitation workers and COVID-19.

I have tried to link to the most relevant resources (guidelines, posters, videos, briefs) on the topic that have been produced so far.

https://washmatters.wateraid.org/blog/the-unsung-heroes-of-the-covid-19-pandemic

"The COVID-19 pandemic is a time of heightened danger for sanitation and waste workers. It is also a time of heightened awareness, both of our dependence on these key workers for our health, and of the risks they face every day. It is a rare opportunity to put their situation in the spotlight, and work to further build the recognition and support they deserve."

Thanks Andrés.
I've copied below a section from your blog post that provides links to resources:

As part of these efforts, many resources have been developed:

• Advocacy-focussed articles and papers, including by WaterAid in  Nepal  and  India .
• Guidance on how to ensure sanitation and waste workers' safety, as this  compilation of Government advisories  from India shows.
• Communication materials such as posters and videos – from  WIEGO for waste pickers ; from  PASA-CAWST for pit emptiers ; and from Tamil Nadu Government for various  sub-types of sanitation and waste workers .

A related thread specifically for India is here on the forum:
Safety of sanitation workers during covid pandemic should not be overlooked (India)

Regards,
Elisabeth