PROGRAMME / SANITATION

Dignity is built into the details.

Safe, practical sanitation is a public health priority and a matter of everyday dignity. Our partners centre accessibility, safe maintenance and community preferences.

Editorial view of sanitation and community-led local development

THE CONTEXT

Designed for lasting use, not a single moment.

Safe, practical sanitation is a public health priority and a matter of everyday dignity. Our partners centre accessibility, safe maintenance and community preferences.

Each location has distinct needs. Partner organisations establish priorities through consultation, then work with engineering, public health and enterprise specialists as appropriate.

WHAT WE SUPPORT

Practical work. Shared decisions.

School and clinic sanitation upgrades

Designed, delivered and maintained with locally accountable teams.

Accessible, safe toilet facilities

Designed, delivered and maintained with locally accountable teams.

Handwashing points and supplies

Designed, delivered and maintained with locally accountable teams.

Community-led maintenance plans

Designed, delivered and maintained with locally accountable teams.

HOW WE WORK

From listening to maintenance.

01Partner
02Assess
03Build
04Maintain

WHERE WE WORK

Rooted in place.

Active relationships in Bangladesh, Malawi, Nepal and neighbouring partner networks.

BangladeshMalawiNepal

IMPACT / REPORTED OUTCOMES

143school and clinic facilities supported
24district partnerships
67community hygiene facilitators
Local partners meeting to review programmes and long-term priorities
Local partners meeting to review programmes and long-term priorities

PARTNER PERSPECTIVE

Local knowledge is the starting point.

Before any project moves forward, local partners identify who needs to be included, how systems will operate and what success means to their community.

Long-term relationships leave room to adapt as circumstances change — a critical part of building resilient services.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

Questions worth asking.

Do you build toilets for households?+

Our partners assess local need and choose appropriate household, school or shared facilities.

How do you approach accessibility?+

We include privacy, menstrual hygiene and accessibility checks in planning and post-build reviews.

Does infrastructure include hygiene education?+

Yes. Schools, health workers and community groups guide practical training suited to their contexts.

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TOGETHER, FOR THE LONG TERM

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