Creation of 2 model Ecosan Villages

Construction of Ecosan Toilets for 107 households in Orissa

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Needs funding

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Location

Bada Paikasahi and Chural
Orissa, India

Location

Creation of 2 model Ecosan Villages in Puri District in Coastal Orissa, India is proposed to be implemented in the Puri District of Coastal Orissa, India. 107 ECOSAN toilets will be constructed by the respective households with technical support from BISWA and donor agency's financial support.

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ECOSAN toilet construction
ECOSAN toilet construction

Target benchmarks

  • 107 functioning sanitation systems
  • 799 functioning hygiene facilities
  • 799 persons with access to improved sanitation for 10 years
  • 500 persons who receive training / education per year

The goal of the project is to construct 107 Ecosan toilets in 107 households in rural, coastal Orissa with an outreach of 799 men, women and children. Secondly, to ensure that people are motivated towards ECOSAN technology in the wake of decreasing water sources. Thirdly, to improve environmental sanitation, personal hygiene and health standards of the intervened communities.


Target benchmarks

  • 107 functioning sanitation systems
  • 799 functioning hygiene facilities
  • 799 persons with access to improved sanitation for 10 years
  • 500 persons who receive training / education per year

Goals overview

  • 12 Village level Orientation meetings
  • 107 ECOSAN toilets (1 per household)
  • 4 Masons to be trained on ECOSAN toilet model
  • 2 Village Water and Sanitation Committees to be formed
  • 6 Hygiene Training (3 in each village)

ECOSAN toilets can be build from the hollow bricks with better quality than the kiln brick hence the structure will have longevity. This will ensure that people are happy with their household asset and ensure to take care of the careful cleaning.

Secondly, the Village Water and Sanitation Committee (VWSC) that is constituted will address the community unity and governance issues. The VWSC will have 15 members of which 4 needs to be women, representatives from backward communities and village level representatives of local self governance bodies.

Thirdly, BISWA in collaboration with the donor agency will establish 2 model villages with 100% coverage of ECOSAN toilets hence the families will not have any antagony or disagreement between them. The initial phase is devoted towards creation of community bonding for undertaking sanitation programme.

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Sensitisation Meetings

2010-05-05 09:49 by Ninu Nair, BISWA, via web


Women SHGs are the harbingers of this intervention hence it is essentially for them to understand the ECOSAN UDCT model thoroughly and work as agents of change at the village level.


Sweat Equity

2010-05-05 09:47 by Ninu Nair, BISWA, via web


Sweat Equity is an important component of the project whereby the communities contribute in the form of labour for their individual ECOSAN toilet


Communities glad about the intervention

2010-05-04 09:13 by Ninu Nair, BISWA, via web


Woman Beneficiary happily takes charge of her toilet

Woman Beneficiary happily takes charge of her toilet

As the construction is progressing, the beneficiaries are starting to understand and explore the impact of ECOSAN intervention in their lives.


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Funding

Raised: € 17,329
Still needed: € 9,891
Total budget: € 27,220

2010-01-20 Request posted

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FINISH

Tamil Nadu, India

Grant: € 13,000


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BISWA

Sambalpur, India

Grant: € 4,257


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N/A, The Netherlands

Grant: € 48


Donations from individuals

Raised: € 24

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