Project Implementation:

The project implementation involved collaboration with local authorities, community leaders, and volunteers. Construction materials were sourced locally to support the village economy and reduce project costs. Skilled labor and supervision were provided to ensure the construction of high-quality, durable toilet facilities. Additionally, awareness programs on proper sanitation practices were conducted to encourage behavioral change and promote the use of the newly built toilets.

 

Challenges Faced:

During the implementation of the project, a major challenge was the limited budget and resources available for constructing additional toilets to meet the high demand in the community. Moreover, logistical and transportation constraints added complexities to the delivery of construction materials and equipment to the project site.

 

Request for Aid:

Given the impact of the initial 15 toilets on the community and the continued need for improved sanitation, we are appealing for aid to build more toilets in Udawalawe village. The expansion of this project will significantly benefit the community by addressing the widespread issue of open defecation and its associated health and environmental hazards.

 

Conclusion:

The sanitization project in Udawalawe village has made notable strides in providing essential sanitation facilities to the community. The impact of improved sanitation on public health, dignity, and environmental sustainability cannot be overstated. However, the need for additional toilets remains critical. With the support of aid organizations and concerned stakeholders, we can further empower the community and enhance the overall well-being of Udawalawe village.

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Details

Cost per toilet in Rupees

A toilet setup with a squatting pan and a pit built

Rs.175,000/-

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We sincerely hope for your consideration and support in our endeavor to create a healthier and more sustainable environment for the residents of Udawalawe and other parts of Sri Lanka.