AFRICAN TOILET & SANITATION DIALOGUE(PAPERBACK) FHATUWANI TREVOR MULAUDZI

The aim is to change the way people use public toilets in their daily lives and create a culture of personal accountability for sanitary practices. Stimulate the sense of ownership by the communities in their schools by initiating a serious campaign in public participation process.

The purpose is to develop the approaches in the use of emerging private sector in contributing to the sustainable improvement of toilet sanitation in African schools. Implement training and awareness programs for better use of toilets and sanitation facilities in schools, linked to the vigorous teaching of fund raising projects by the schools. Thus enabling them to continue on their own once the donor and corporate funding has sown the seed and stopped funding.

The financial landscape of the toilet industry is worth billions of dollars, a great business opportunity to take all of us out of poverty. As we embark on The School Toilet Challenge and finding solutions, poverty is inherently being alleviated.