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Map of a small world — developing a latrine-programme monitoring tool in Guinea
Sanitation programmes must be reviewed if they are not going to stagnate. Finding out who has access to, and how far people have got in the construction of, latrines has immediate benefits for both staff and camp inhabitants.
Sanitation programmes must be reviewed if they are not going to stagnate. Finding out who has access to, and how far people have got in the construction of, latrines has immediate benefits for both staff and camp inhabitants.
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