Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation, Ministry of Rural

Development, GoI

Total Sanitation Campaign(TSC) Workshop on Strengthening

Local Self Governance and Accelerating Rural

Development in India23rd July, 2010

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TSC-Objectives

Generate felt demand for sanitation facilities through advocacy, awareness creation and health education;

Cover schools/ anganwadis in rural areas with sanitation facilities and promote hygiene education and sanitary habits among students; Eliminate open defecation to minimize risk of contamination of drinking water sources and food;

Encourage cost effective and appropriate technologies in sanitation;

Bring about an improvement in the quality of life in rural areas;

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TSC –Strategies & Principles

Participatory Approach Active involvement of PRIs, NGOs &

SHGs Demand Responsive Strategy – IEC to

generate demand Subsidy as incentive Integration of water, sanitation, health

issues Supply of sanitary products and services

through alternate delivery mechanism like rural sanitary marts (RSMs).

Promotion of School Sanitation & Hygiene Education

Effective solid & liquid waste management

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Quantum of assistance

Components Total cost Centre share State share Beneficiaries share

IHHL for Below Poverty Line households

2500/-(3000/- for Hilly and difficult areas)

1500/-(2000/-/- for Hilly and difficult areas)

700/- 300/-

School toilet 35000/-(38500/- for Hilly and difficult areas)

24500/-(26950/-/- for Hilly and difficult areas)

10500/-(11550/-/- for Hilly and difficult areas)

Anganwadi toilet 8000/-(10000/- for Hilly and difficult areas)

5600/-(7000/-/- for Hilly and difficult areas)

2400/-(3000/-/- for Hilly and difficult areas)

Community Sanitary Complex

200000/- 120000/- 60000/- 20000/-

Rural Sanitary Mart 350000/- 280000/- 70000/-

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Coverage of households with IHHLs

1.00

9.00

21.9

2

22.3

8

22.8

6 27.3

4

30.5

6

32.0

2 39.0

3

48.0

2

57.5

3 65.3

6

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60.00

70.00

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Item Project Objective

Achievement %

School Toilets 13.04 lakh 10.17 lakh 78.00%

Anganwadi Toilets 4,64,914 3,41,661 73.49%

Community Complex

33,703 18,872 56.00%

Rural sanitary mart 4312 5270 122.21%

TSC - Physical Performance

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Up to 15.07.10

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• Usage of Toilets• Quality of construction and maintenance of

sanitation facilities created• Information dissemination to PRIs on TSC• Water & land availability• Convergence at grass root level• Solid and Liquid Waste Management• Sustainability of the sanitation coverage

achieved• To change attitudes and daily behaviour of

nearly 30 crore people

Areas of concern

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Monday, January 11, 2010 TSC- Some experiences in Panipat 3

No Toilet, No BrideIEC

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Acceleration through women Self Help Groups

A comprehensive approach towards sustainabilityThe community toilets in Tiruchirappalli Corporation are

being maintained by the women Self-help Groups

Self Help Group in Trichy

playing effective role in Total Sanitation Campaign with support of NGO Gramalaya

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Training of VWSC members

Sanitary Napkin Production Centre started in Umri Madho village, Distt.-Rewa (M.P.) by Village Water & Sanitation Committee members manufacturing 380 napkins per day of proven quality.

Sanitary Napkin Production

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Acceleration through Rural Sanitary Marts

Rural Sanitary Marts set up by SHGs/NGOs set up for alternate delivery mechanism in WB to propagate TSC

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Sant Gadge Baba Clean Village Campaign Sant Gadge Baba Clean Village Campaign

Channelising positive traditional beliefs and religion for promotion of Good Sanitation in Maharashtra

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Force lift hand pump

Hand washing facility -MDM

UP : Ensuring Water availability for Toilets

Storage facility of water through force-lift pumps in Mirzapur district of U.P. in schools/anganwadis

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• V to IX . A school sanitation and health work book for students from grade

• A 31 page hand book in simple language with topical illustrations.

Kerala : Hand book- ‘Thelima’

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NYK being involved to support implementation in 9 districts of Bihar

Involvement of Nehru Yuva Kendra

• Information dissemination on TSC to community

• Awareness generation • Campaign to generate

felt need for Total Sanitation

• Regular monitoring of Programme

• Ensuring sustainability

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Convergence with MNREGA

Convergence with MNREGA

through earthwork

component for construction of

toilets, drainage and stabilization

ponds possibleDepartment of Drinking Water and SanitationDepartment of Drinking Water and Sanitation

THANK YOU

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