Film - audio visual

No more shit, please!

This film is about the unfolding story of CLTS in Guna, India against the  backdrop of the Government of India's national Total Sanitation Campaign (TSC) which has now been replaced by the Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan (NBA). These programmes have been implemented in Madhya Pradesh since 2003 but despite 2 million US$ having been spent, by 2011, there were still no ODF villages. However, with recent CLTS efforts, 35 villages (home to around 12,000 people) became ODF between December 2011 and December 2012.

This film was produced by Knowledge Links with support from IDS (April 2013).

CLTS in Beandry, Madagascar

Azafady's Project Magnampy focuses on sanitation and potable water provision, leading communities to implement their own sanitation solutions and to secure safe water sources, drawing on the Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) methodology to facilitate sustained change.

Azafady's agents triggered CLTS in six hamlets across the fokontany of Beandry, in September 2011. 12 months later a total of 101 latrines had been constructed using only locally available materials and are in use by 223 households containing 1,038 people -- 100% of the total population.

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