How do we maintain cleanliness of school toilets? Question from Tanzania

I saw your post on a separate post, but it was taken out after a new theme was introduced.

Oh, if the students use only squat toilets, donors are not allowed to put the pedestal toilet at the school ... if there is no meeting between the donor and the school manager or local government, donate Who shall not teach beforehand? Are you planning them? That is very strange. Are you working at Moshi Town Council?

Regarding your other questions about school toilet maintenance. Well, this is a multi-million dollar question. Even schools all over the world are working hard to solve this problem (such as vandalism at the school's toilet). Is there a SWASH guideline for Tanzania to provide some guidance?

Otherwise, you may find it useful to view some of the other topics in this category in the school toilet on the forum:

SuSanA library also has a lot of school toilets. For example, see the contents of the library filtered by the keyword "school".

I hope this will be useful. If you have further questions, please let us know about how to make progress

What is the health survey in Moshi City? Is this specific to the school or is it specific to the whole town?

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By constantly monitoring the cleanliness of the toilet, the student becomes part of the process, which helps to improve our condition. At school we offered students a pamphlet and explanation on toilet cleaning and hygiene. We created a chart to confirm the cleaning time. Therefore, through ongoing monitoring and guidance, we established students' awareness. We also have some as part of the evidence and data for our study.

Evaluate the cleanliness of all school toilets, the availability of water, the proof of routine maintenance, and feedback from children and teachers. Outsiders were taken to all sanitary facilities and received the best maintenance school. Health and sanitation staff also gained rewards by actively engaging in their activities. Prime Minister Mohdi 's recent Indian campaign suggests that the project is proud of the fact that we have focused on health and sanitation by working with our children in the local community of the community. In all of our schools, we are used to the use of toilets by children and have made the necessary preconditions to promote this behavior. At the same time, we have always emphasized the importance of personal and environmental health.

Schools should involve students to maintain the cleanliness of the school. Students need to manage the cleanliness of each course. Depending on the school, school children are responsible for keeping classes clean. It is aimed at purely planting responsibility, making it sensitive, and recognizing the importance of cleanliness. "Swachch Bharat Abhiyan" led by Prime Minister Narendera Modi of India is the driving force, full of clean driving and sports all over the country and students can do a wonderful job to make sports successful. In order to keep the school clean, students should establish a purification supervisory committee consisting of several governors of each class. Please ensure that students do not throw garbage into the classroom or elsewhere on the campus of the school.