Rural Sanitation in South Asia
All the (separate) papers on rural sanitation, presented in a 3-day learning and sharing workshop on sanitation and hygiene, from 29-31 January 2008, in Gazipur, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
- Moving up the sanitation ladder : a participatory study of the drivers of sustainability and progress in community led total sanitation
- The reuse of human excreta in Bangladesh
- Preventing corruption, encouraging transparency and accountability in the water and sanitation sector : a case study from Kerala, India
- Promoting sanitation through decentralised governance : a case study of Rajukhedi Panchayat in India
- Community led total sanitation in Pakistan
- School led sanitation promotion : helping achieve total sanitation outcomes in Azad Jammu and Kashmir
- Sustainable community owned total sanitation
- BRAC WASH programme
- Community Led Total Sanitation approach : some personal field experiences from Bangladesh
- India's national sanitation and hygiene programme : from experience to policy West Bengal and Maharashtra models provide keys to success
- School led total sanitation: a successful model to promote school and community sanitation and hygiene in Nepal
