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● projectActive · national · 1970
Sulabh Shauchalaya two-pit pour-flush sanitation movement
Sulabh International disseminates the Sulabh two-pit pour-flush toilet, a low-cost sanitation technology that uses only ~2 liters per flush, requires no sewerage, produces biogas and biofertilizer and eliminates manual scavenging of excreta.
illustrative atlas image · Masudar Rahman / Pexels01 The context
It operates pay-per-use public toilet complexes in hundreds of cities and promotes the rehabilitation of manual sanitation workers.
02 How it works
03 What it stands on
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EvidenceBindeshwar Pathak: Crusading for Human and Environmental DignityAsian Development Bank · 2009