Social Sciences
4 years ago

Sanitation intervention in Indonesia reduces roundworm infestations and open defecation

SSRN Electronic Journal
Scaling Up Sanitation: Evidence from an RCT in Indonesia
Lisa Cameron, Manisha Shah

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The study looked at a sanitation program in Indonesia called CLTS. They found that this program helped build more toilets, reduced roundworm infections, and made people less accepting of open defecation. Poorer households had trouble improving sanitation due to money issues. The program worked best when professional agencies ran it, not local governments.