It included an innovative network of health promoters selected by their community, and new models for community based day-care centers. Water supply was considered by the community as the most critical need. A portion of water fees charged were left aside for local infrastructure, i.e. drainages and sewers and low-cost latrines. Volunteers received training in basic environmental sanitation, public taps and dry latrines were installed and existing latrines improved and sewage drains and cobblestone sidewalks built in alleyways. This site is maintained by IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre .
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