Bangladesh has met the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) target for drinking water by increasing access to improved water services. At present almost 98% of the population already gained access to basic need of drinking water facilities…

National Action Plan for Implementation of Institutional and Regulatory Framework (IRF) for Fecal Sludge Management for Paurashava.

National Action Plan for Implementation of Institutional and Regulatory Framework (IRF) for Fecal Sludge Management for Rural Areas.

National Action Plan for Implementation of Institutional and Regulatory Framework (IRF) for Fecal Sludge Management for Paurashava.

National Action Plan for Implementation of Institutional and Regulatory Framework (IRF) for Fecal Sludge Management for Paurashava (Bangla Version).

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The report presents the current sanitation, solid waste and faecal waste management conditions of the Paurashavas.

There are several possible entry points for improving urban sanitation in a given city. Whichever entry point is chosen, it should take account of both the short-term needs and priorities and of the broader citywide urban sanitation system. Once momentum is triggered, programme prioritisation and planning should be revisited. Scheduled emptying is a particularly valuable starting point as it engages a broad group of stakeholders, can be applied at various scales (pilot to citywide) and builds skills across diverse aspects of urban sanitation: governance, regulation, finance, behaviour change, private sector engagement and treatment.

Up-Flow Filtration System to Ensure Safe and Environment-Friendly Faecal Sludge Management at the World’s Largest Settlement for Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh