Posted On : 21-11-2022
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By admin
Five Pillars of Sanitation
Good Hygiene is defined as people having easy access to using and maintaining the following five essentials.
 CLEAN WATER Having access to clean, pathogen & chemical free water for drinking & cooking. Centralized, community level, or household water treatment solutions.
|  TOILETS Having access to consistently using toilets that are well designed, clean & disabled friendly. Sewage management systems that ensure waste generated.
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 HANDWASHING WITH SOAP Being aware of the need of and consistently washing hands with soap at critical times -before eating, after defecation, & after handling child feces -to avoid ingesting Pathogens.
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 MENSTRUAL HYGIENE Being aware of the need of and consistently using safe menstrual hygiene practices including appropriate products (low cost pads, cloth, cups) and other local solutions.
|  NUTRITION Having access to clean, pathogen & chemical free water for drinking & cooking. Centralized, community level, or household water treatment solutions.
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