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Women
Well being Work
Waste
Sanitation
SW4
An action research On alternative strategies of
environmental sanitation and waste management
For improved health and socio economic development in peri urban coastal communities in South Asia
What is 4WS?
Funded by – EURegional Program
Bangladesh(Kulhna) India(Kerala)
Sri Lanka(Karukupane)
Duration - 3 years
Work with sub-national NGOs & universities
Karukupane
Sri Lanka - Karukupane
Background of the Intervention Community (Karukkupone)
Rapidly growing small fishing village
• Population – 1606 in 389 house holds
• Religion- 97% Roman Catholics
• Education – Primary (2 schools, Sinhalese and Tamil)
• Women involvement- work in the fish production process, weave mats, involve in poultry and pig farming
• Total area is less than five square kilometers
• The rainfall is <120mm. Temperature is more than 26ºC.
During the southwest monsoon the sea roughens and many fishermen stop fishing and migrate(with their families) to the Northeastern coast on a seasonal basis, to fish on calmer seas there.
•Education – Primary (2 schools,
Sinhalese and Tamil)
Demand creation
• Enhance awareness
• Mobilization
• Motivation
• Active Participation
• Strengthening
Establishing a mechanism
•Resource management
waste management
water management
energy saving
COSI Intervention
Enhance awareness, Mobilization, Motivation
posters
Neighborhood group meetings
Social mapping
Active participation
Wealth Ranking
Activities with
School Children
Strengthening
Leadership training program for Youth Club
Training for women masons
Innovative approaches for economic strengthening
Masonry among village women
Live fence compost bin – school yard
Failed because of pigs
Introduction of separation of garbage
Waste management
Separated Plastics and Glass
PLASTIC AND POLYTHENE, WE DO NOT DISPOSE WASTE HARMFULLY TO THE ENVIRONMENT
The separation bag designed for
Non degradable material
For degradable matter
Challange- NO SPACE!!!
water
29% used water from pits dug on sand
Rest from the water vendor
‘PALIYA’ where they dig sand for water
This low land where rain water gets accumulated is considered as the source for recharging the ‘PALIYA’
Seven Rain water harvesters
10 households practice SODIS
Solutions……
Construction of a rain water harvester
To Smokeless stove
From Traditional stove
Adoption of good practices
Good Hygienic Practices
Appropriate sanitary practices
Before……….
After…………
SANITATION
Before………….. After……….
• The number of people who used alternative places for defecation has lowered by about 40%.
• People are now aware of the importance of safe defecation and they are ready to go for lower options of the sanitation ladder.
Over hung toilet over the lagoon
An abandoned toilet
Water sealed latrine
Solutions……….
Cost too high, not affordable
• Solution……..
• Introduction of low cost Ecosan toilet– Pit lined with used tyres– Superstructure with wooden planks and GI
sheets– Cost LKR 2500 / 24 USD
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2
3
Steps of construction of a dry pit latrine lined with used tyres
4 5
6 7
Characteristics of the Ecosan toilet…………
• Low cost, Low tech
• Re usage of materials– Tyres, barrels– Broken tile pieces for the concrete
• Water, urine diverted in to a plastic barrel
(tree is planted nearby)
• Thank you……