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The Challenge: Dignity Drive: Now No More Negleted
The Challenge: Dignity Drive: Now No More Negleted
The Challenge: Dignity Drive: Now No More Negleted
THE CHALLENGE
Unclean water and a lack of basic sanitation are undermining efforts to end
extreme poverty and disease in the poorest states in India. Together, unclean water
and poor sanitation are a leading cause of child morality. Numbers of children die
every day from diarrhoea, spread through poor sanitation and hygiene. Women are
more than twice as likely as men to be responsible for water collection. On average,
women and girls walk six kilometres each day to collect water- time which could be
spent in school or at work.
THE OPPORTUNITY
The links between a lack of water and sanitation access and DIGNITY DRIVE are
clear, and the solutions to the problem are known and cost effective.
PROGRAMME DETAILS
Because, the global water and sanitation crisis is a symptom and a cause of poverty
for so many millions of the worlds poorest people.
The Water drive aims to promote efforts to fulfil international commitments made
on water and water related issues by 2019. Focus is on furthering cooperation at
all levels, so that the water-related goals can be achieved.
The sanitation drive is an advocacy campaign working to meet the DIGNITY
DRIVES sanitation target and end open defecation. Gram-Utthan is calling on
political leaders, the private sector and the media to take concrete action to achieve
sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation.
It is a Global advocacy campaign that aims to:
1. Increase awareness about the importance of ensuring sustainable sanitation
for all and take appropriate action. It advocates for an equity-based approach
that focuses on the poorest and most marginalized populations.
2. Keep sanitation at the centre of development discussions at National and
International levels.
3. Promote informed debate and discussion-making about the funding,
implementation and monitoring of sustainable sanitation programmes.
PLAN BY 2019
1. WASH infrastructure to be set up :- 30000.
2. Household to be covered :- 30000.
3. Population to be covered :- 150000.
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