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1. Identify the target community that will benefit from the community-driven total sanitation approach.
2. Engage and mobilize the community members to participate in the process.
3. Conduct a baseline assessment to understand the existing sanitation practices and challenges in the community.
4. Organize community meetings to raise awareness about the importance of improved sanitation and the community-driven total sanitation approach.
5. Facilitate the formation of a community sanitation committee to lead the process.
6. Conduct training sessions for the community members to enhance their knowledge and skills on sanitation and hygiene practices.
7. Facilitate the development of an action plan with the involvement of the community members.
8. Implement the action plan, which may include activities like building latrines, promoting handwashing, and proper waste management.
9. Support and monitor the progress of the community-driven total sanitation process.
10. Evaluate the impact of the intervention and ensure sustainability of the achieved sanitation improvements.

Who needs community-driven total sanitation?

1. Communities facing poor sanitation conditions and lack of access to improved sanitation facilities.
2. Communities with high incidence of waterborne diseases due to inadequate sanitation practices.
3. Communities with limited resources and institutional support to address their sanitation needs.
4. Communities with a willingness to actively participate in improving their own sanitation situation.
5. Communities where open defecation is prevalent and poses health and environmental risks.
6. Communities where traditional top-down approaches to sanitation have shown limited success.

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What is community-driven total sanitation?

Community-driven total sanitation (CDTS) is an approach that seeks to eliminate open defecation and improve sanitation and hygiene practices in a community through active participation and engagement of its members.

Who is required to file community-driven total sanitation?

Typically, local government units, community leaders, or designated organizations within the community are required to file for community-driven total sanitation.

How to fill out community-driven total sanitation?

To fill out community-driven total sanitation, one must gather necessary data on sanitation practices, health indicators, and community participation, then complete the designated forms as per local guidelines.

What is the purpose of community-driven total sanitation?

The purpose of community-driven total sanitation is to promote sustainable hygiene and sanitation practices to improve public health, reduce waterborne diseases, and foster community engagement.

What information must be reported on community-driven total sanitation?

Information that must be reported includes community demographics, sanitation infrastructure status, local sanitation practices, participation levels, and any challenges faced during implementation.