A sanitized traditional town: Siddhipur
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WASH 2011 conference: Shreya Bajimaya -MSc. Student, Nepal Engineering College Research Intern, NGO Forum for urban water and sanitation, Prakash Amatya -Executive Director, NGO Forum for urban water and sanitation
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A sanitized traditional town: Siddhipur
- 1. A sanitized traditional town: Siddhipur Shreya Bajimaya -MSc. Student, Nepal Engineering College Research Intern, NGO Forum for urban water and sanitation PrakashAmatya -Executive Director, NGO Forum for urban water and sanitation
- 2. Study Site Total population: 6046 Female: 51.3% Male: 48.7% Occupation: Agriculture, business, service, wage and overseas service
- 5. Haphazard disposal of solid waste
- 10. Construction of more than 100 ECOSAN toilets including indoor ECOSAN toilets
- 11. Compatible to the traditional practice of waste disposal of the community, therefore socially accepted
- 12. Application of human urine and feces in agriculture derived from ECOSAN toilets
- 13. Demand for fertilizer high in Siddhipur
- 14. Compost provided an incentive to the community people
- 18. Women sensitized and trained on WATSAN issues
- 19. More than 800 women trained on household composting options and solid waste management
- 20. Women involved in sanitation improvement activities (CLTS campaign, clean-up activity, awareness program, plastic waste segregation…….
- 21. Status and role of women uplifted
- 22. Leadership and confidence boosted
- 23. Sanitation improvement started from household level
- 25. Achievements Sanitation coverage of the VDC increased significantly Siddhipur declared as Open Defecation Free zone Wide spread awareness of WATSAN issues observed Status and role of women uplifted Change in reluctant attitude of local people
- 27. ECOSAN toilet- a viable option to be promoted in agriculture based communities.
- 28. CLTS tool to be used at initial stages of project to encourage community involvement.
- 29. Role of women crucial in implementing sanitation activities.
- 32. Mr. Krishna Maharjan
- 33. Mr. Robert Dongol and Mr. DibeshShrestha