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Projects
Improving sanitation
In many regions of the world, many people still practice open defecation; households have inadequate latrines or do not use them. Many households discharge their toilets into open drainage, and toilets are poorly maintained, meaning that they can pose a serious health risk. We analyze the drivers of and barriers to constructing (or purchasing or renting) and using toilets, improving and maintaining toilets, and investing in connection to a sewer system (the last mile).


We examine the psychosocial and contextual drivers of these behaviors and develop appropriate behavior change interventions.
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Fact Sheet
Increasing shared toilet users’ cleaning behavior: The case of urban slums in Kampala, Uganda | PDF
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