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This study covered twelve villages across Dumka, Deoghar and Saraikela Kharsawan districts in Jharkhand as part of the learning exercise.The observations and lessons elaborated in this note take into account the issues of equity in access to, and use and benefits of improved sanitation services in these three districts.

The Global Sanitation Fund in India supports demand driven community led interventions aimed at enabling access to and effective use of improved sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion at scale in select locations in Bihar, Assam and Jharkhand.

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New resource factsheets from field visits to GSF targeted areas in Nepal.

This Study seeks to shed light on the progress made towards hundred percent covergae of sanitation in Bangladesh at the grass roots level. It helps to clarify the sanitation situation in targeted villages across Bangladesh. It also highlights the importance of gender, and the lack of accessibility of extremely poor sections of society into subsidy instruments to achieve universal sanitation coverage in Bangladesh by 2013.

Bio-sand filters are low-cost technology which can make potable water for households.

Ferro-cement is a  cost-effective construction material which helps to build biodiesters for the treatment of organic wastes.

Sri Lanka has a long history of rainwater harvesting, using both traditional and modern structures. This study evaluates the effectivness of RWH as alternative drinking water suppy.