Creating an Enabling Environment for Fecal Sludge Management: Governance, TNUSSP, Tamil Nadu, India
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| TNUSSP undertook a legal, regulatory and institutional review across the sanitation chain in Tamil Nadu. This review mapped the institutional arrangements, laws, and regulations that govern sanitation in the State. This report provides a summary of the review along with the key areas for improvement and a road map to achieve 100 per cent safe sanitation and improved public health outcomes. Link to report |
| In order to effect improvements across the sanitation chain in Tamil Nadu, an assessment was undertaken of the existing practices with respect to on-site containment structures. While already existing on-site structures need to be surveyed to ensure compliance with sanitary requirements, another intervention identified was improvements to the existing procedures for receiving and approving building proposals. This note summarises the review and the recommendations shared with the Government of Tamil Nadu. Link to report |
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