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TitleEnding the neglect : sanitation, a South Asian priority : report of regional meeting on environmental sanitation, Kathmandu, 25-26 May 1993
Publication TypeConference Report
Year of Publication1993
AuthorsKathmandu, NPUNICEFReg
Pagination85 p.: fig., tab.
Date Published1993-01-01
PublisherUNICEF Regional Office for South Asia
Place PublishedKathmandu, Nepal
Keywordsattitudes, bangladesh, bhutan, cab94/1, community participation, economic aspects, excreta disposal systems, health education, health impact, india, maldives, nepal, pakistan, policies, rural areas, social aspects, sri lanka, urban areas, use of facilities
Abstract

Report of a meeting called to discuss the reasons why the achievements to reach universal access to sanitary facilities lag far behind the achievements to provide safe water. Among the most important reasons for this situation are: lack of a national policy; lack of investment in sanitation; too narrow a focus on latrine construction with little attention for actual use. The results of the comparison of country presentations, group work and plenary discussions are reviewed and synthesised into a regional overview. Three presentations on specific topics: goals and means in promoting sanitation; environmental considerations; and knowledge networking were part of the meeting as well. Country reports for the seven participating countries take up most of the report.

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