1. TOWARDS CLEANER INDIA
PROVIDING CLEAN DRINKING WATER AND PROPER SANITATION FACILITY
TO ALL

2. WHY IS PROPER SANITATION AND CLEAN WATER A
MUST ?
• IT CAUSES MOST DEATHS DUE TO GASTRO-INTESTINAL DISEASES, JAUNDICE, WORMS
ETC.
• EXPENDITURE ON MEDICAL AID CUTS THE POOR MAN’S POCKET.
• EDUCATION SUFFERS BECAUSE CHILDREN CANNOT ATTEND SCHOOL
• ADOLESCENT GIRLS & WOMEN DO NOT HAVE PRIVACY & DIGNITY..
• SANITATION AFFECTS ALL MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS.
• WORLDWIDE OVER 80% OF DIARRHEAL DEATHS ARE DUE TO UNSAFE WATER,
INADEQUATE SANITATION AND POOR HYGIENE.
• 1.7 MILLION (22% OF WORLD TOTAL) OF THE UNDER-5 CHILDREN THAT DIED IN 2010
WERE INDIAN.

3. SANITATION COVERAGE IN RURAL AREAS OVER
YEARS (INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT)
1.00
9.00
21.92
26.00
30.90
34.80
42.00
0.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
35.00
40.00
45.00
Census1981
Census1991
Census2001
NFHS-III(2005-06)
DLHS-III(2007-08)
NSSO(2008-09)
ASER-2010

4. SOME FACTS ON FRESH WATER
ONLY 2.5 % OF THE TOTAL WATER ON EARTH IS FRESH WATER: THE USABLE PORTION IS ONLY 1 %
ABOUT ONE THIRD OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION LIVES IN COUNTRIES WHERE WATER STRESS PERSISTS
ABOUT 80 COUNTRIES –40% OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION SUFFERING FROM WATER SHORTAGES
BY 2025 TWO THIRDS OF THE WORLD POPULATION MAY SUFFER FROM SERIOUS WATER PROBLEMS
STILL, I.I BILLION PEOPLE LACK ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER AND 2.4 BILLION LACK ACCESS TO
PROPER SANITATION
AGRICULTURE ACCOUNTS FOR MORE THAN 70% OF THE FRESH WATER IN RETURN THEY GIVE BACK 40%
OF THE WORLD’S FOOD PRODUCTION

5. WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION COVERAGE
2000
% TOTAL WATER SUPPLY % TOTAL SANITATION
India 88% 31%
Bangladesh 97% 53%
Indonesia 76% 66%
Thailand 80% 96%
Myanmar 68% 46%
Total SEAR 86% 42%
SANITATION COVERAGE IS THE LOWEST IN THE WORLD

6. WATER MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS
THERE IS SUFFICIENT WATER IN THE WORLD. IT IS NOT MANAGED WELL. WATER SECURITY WAS A
SUBJECT TO ALL THE WORLD COUNTRIES DURING THE WORLD SUMMIT, 2002 A WATER POLICY
IS REQUIRED BY ALL THE NATIONS.

7. REALITY CHECK
Open sewage through slum dwelling with
fly and mosquito breeding is a permanent
source for faeco-oral diseases.
• POOR DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTES AND
LIQUID WASTES INCLUDING EXCRETA, FLY
& MOSQUITO BREEDING, POOR HOUSES
NOT WORTH FOR HUMAN LIVING AND
NO DRAINAGE SYSTEM ARE THE USUAL
SLUM FEATURES

8. • MONITORING :- GOVERNMENT SHOULD MONITER THE CONDITION ON REGULAR MANNER
WEEKLY MONITORING
SUNDAY - WARD LEVEL
MONDAY - PANCHAYET LEVEL
TUESDAY - BLOCK LEVEL
WEDNESDAY - SUB-DIVISION LEVEL
THURSDAY - DISTRICT LEVEL
• SCHOOL LEVEL :- SCHOOL MUST ENCORAGE THEIR STUDENT ABOUT THE HYGIEN.
• Five minutes discussion in each school after prayer
• School level competitions
• Wall magazine/ monthly magazine in each school
• Wall writing on all school buildings
• One teacher from each GP was trained

9.  ROLE OF MEDIA :-
 KEEP THE DISCOURSE AROUND SANITATION AND HYGIENE ALIVE IN THE POLICY DOMAIN, FOR CRITICAL ACTIONS TO
BE TAKEN.
 INFLUENCE THE GENERAL PUBLIC ESPECIALLY MIDDLE CLASSES TO ADVOCATE FOR THE IMPORTANCE OF IMPROVED
SANITATION.
 GENERATE MASS AWARENESS ON KEY BEHAVIORS AND PRACTICES WHICH NEED TO BE ADOPTED FOR IMPROVED
SANITATION.
 REPORT BASED ON QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE EVIDENCE FROM THE FIELD.
• SOCITY LAVEL
• ANGANWADI/ BALWADI CENTERS MAY BE INCLUDED
• WOMEN COMPLEXES MAY BE APPROVED.
• TOILETS COMPLEXES AT MARKETS, BUS STATIONS AND COMMUNITY PLACES REQUIRED

10. THANK YOU
FROM different results of Wikipedia.
Reports on WHO on health.
Reports of India today
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