Zero on Defecation Open defecation exposes communities to fecal contamination in soil, surface water, and food sources. It increases the incidence of diarrhea, parasitism, environmental degradation, and child malnutrition. Achieving ZOD is a primary goal under the Philippine Sustainable Sanitation Roadmap, DOH Environmental Health Program, and the Philippine Approach to Total Sanitation (PhATSS). For several years, the barangay has faced various sanitation challenges, including: • Households wit

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We know that open defecation is a health and safety risk, especially for women and young children. However, in this sound byte, we hear why Mausi prefers to relieve herself in the open. Do you relate to her? Hear what Sureeli advises her and drop your thoughts in the comments. Tune in for episode 2 tomorrow. #EndOpenDefecation #SanitationForAll #SATO_Toilets #SATO_Asia | SATO Asia

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