Issues and Challenges of attaining open defecation free status in Uganda
Martha Naigaga, Sanitation Coordinator, Ministry of Water and Environment
Martha Naigaga, Sanitation Coordinator, Ministry of Water and Environment
By: Marcia Tusiime, Environmental Health Officer Ministry of Water and Environment, Uganda
Sujoy Mojumdar, WASH Specialist, UNICEF India
By: M. Elangovan, Executive Director, Gramalaya
By: Ndumiso Cyprian Magagula
Er. Abinash Sahoo
By: Abebe Beyene (PhD)
Vincent M. Ouma, Head of Programmes, KEWASNET
The country aims at being open defecation-free by 2019.
No one solution to address sanitation challenge in India, but behavioural change based on empirical data is the key, says National Consultation on Sustainable Rural Sanitation organised by CSE
Of the 1 billion people globally who have no toilet, India accounts for nearly 600 million.
The Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation (MoDWS), has nominated the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) as a National Key Resource Centre to undertake capacity building programmes, research, and awareness creation in context to clean water supply and sanitation.