Bringing sustainable and equitable sanitation services to small and medium towns in India Bringing universal sanitation services across the FSM chain to two small towns in Maharashtra, India and capture the lessons in order to build the capacity of other small and medium cities in the state of Maharashtra and India Center for Water and Sanitation, CRDF, CEPT University, CWS
This project demonstrates an approach for small and medium towns in India to achieve universal sanitation. This includes promoting ‘one family one toilet’ where possible, as well as safe collection, conveyance, and treatment of fecal sludge. While the local governments are mandated with this responsibility, the project will explore private sector participation for FSM activities and in financing household sanitation as well as FSM. It is expected that work in the two small and medium towns (Wai and Sinnar) will inform state level efforts in developing regulatory frameworks and policies that will overcome the barriers to sanitation service provision in small and medium towns.
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Market developmentCitiesPublic awareness, advocacy and civil society engagement Operation, maintenance and sustainable servicesPolitical processes and institutional aspectsSpecific to one or several countriesTreatment of faecal sludgeEnabling environment and institutional strengtheningCapacity development (WG1)Market development (WG2)Cities (WG6)Public awareness, advocacy and civil society engagement (WG9)Operation, maintenance and sustainable services (WG10)Faecal sludge treatment processesUK governmentBill & Melinda Gates FoundationUrban (entire city)PractitionersUniversity, education or research institution
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