rural sanitation

Rural sanitation involves providing communities outside cities with proper facilities and systems to manage waste, particularly human waste. This includes building toilets, promoting their use, and ensuring waste is safely treated and disposed of. Effective rural sanitation improves health by reducing the spread of diseases, enhances environmental cleanliness, and increases dignity and quality of life. It requires community involvement, education, and infrastructure investments to ensure sustainable, accessible, and hygienic solutions tailored to rural settings.