1) The document summarizes activities from a workshop on sanitation and hygiene in Bhopal, India, including dividing the community into socioeconomic classes, creating social maps, collecting data on toilet access and water sources, and conducting focus group discussions and home visits. 2) Participants collected data on toilet access and usage, handwashing practices, and water handling by socioeconomic class, sex, and age. 3) Random stratified sampling was used to select 20 households for home visits to collect more data on sanitation practices.

1. Photo slide show QIS Workshop Sanitation & Hygiene IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre and WaterAid India Bhopal, 2-11 September 2007

2. Expectations

3. Getting familiar with the methodology

4. S&H indicators and data collection tools

5. Selecting variables and indicators

6. Group’s presentations

8. To the community – only men and boys await us – women work

9. Welfare Groups Classification by the men We are all poor……

11. Community Social Map by Socio-Economic Classes (4)

12. The women came later and in a separate place

14. Card sorting and scoring: sanitation promotion They explained the process - the order was made more logical

17. Toilet used by everyone, always …?

18. Handwashing Yes, we all wash hands, before eating & after toilet use…

19. Safe water handling “ You people from the city come here and think that we are dirty…”

20. Card scoring on effectiveness of institution