The myths of an appropriate sanitation: perceptions and experiences of the urban poor
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The document discusses the perceptions and experiences of sanitation among the urban poor. It highlights that simplistic assumptions around the sanitation needs of the urban poor, such as their willingness and ability to invest in basic toilet facilities, fail to consider the social and cultural complexities. The urban poor face both practical and structural indignities in using low-cost toilets that do not meet their needs for comfort, privacy, and dignity. The document calls for addressing structural inequalities in sanitation provision rather than focusing narrowly on excreta disposal facilities.
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