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sanitation

a woman smoking and drying fish in Srinagar--Hanji community
October 29, 2024
Kashmir’s fish delicacy tells a tale of change
by Sameer Showkin Lone | 2 min read
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August 1, 2024
A rough ride: Poor sanitation access at Maharashtra’s bus depots
by Deepa Pawar | 3 min read
tibbi nagar palika rajasthan--local government rajasthan
June 13, 2024
Is it a village? Is it a city? It’s Tibbi municipality in Rajasthan
by Amarpal Singh Verma | 2 min read
temporary public toilets_denotified tribes
April 9, 2024
The missing piece in sanitation access for nomadic and denotified tribes
Social welfare schemes and public facilities are not planned keeping this population in mind. Here's why this needs to change.
by Deepa Pawar | 4 min read
A dumping ground and chimney smoke_citizen
November 30, 2023
Power to the people: Citizen-led activism in Govandi
by Shaikh Faiyaz Alam | 2 min read
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August 3, 2023
Wastewater woes: What development has brought to Satpuli
by Kristy Saikia | 2 min read
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June 16, 2022
A flood of fear: Women in Assam refuse food to avoid defecation
by Geeta Lama | 2 min read
the back of a women holding an empty waste basket against the backdrop of an empty street lined with brick buildings-manual scavengers
August 25, 2021
Advancing the rights of women manual scavengers
Women engaged in manual scavenging continue to face systemic discrimination and are denied access to alternative livelihoods. Concerted efforts must be taken to rehabilitate them.
by Sharanya Menon | 5 min read
female sanitation worker picking up garbage_biomedical waste_covid_pxhere
May 20, 2020
What about waste?
Even though the law requires it, biomedical waste is hardly ever segregated in India. This has a direct impact on the safety and dignity of sanitation workers, especially during the current pandemic.
by Jayapadma RV | 5 min read
sanitation workers in bangalore-sanitation
April 10, 2020
How can we support sanitation workers during COVID-19?
Sanitation workers are at the frontlines of our response to the COVID-19 crisis. Here’s what needs to be done to ensure their health and safety.
by Zara Juneja, Meera Mehta, Abhinav Akhilesh | 3 min read
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