Our Project Locations
Our Objective
Under the Technical Assistance to Swachh Bharat Mission 2.0, our aim is to plan and implement Used Water Management (UWM), Toilets 2.0 (T2.0), and Manhole to Machine-hole (M2M) interventions in Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) across India.
The aim is to gather valuable lessons from these interventions and disseminate them widely for further adoption on a national scale. This project is being carried out in collaboration with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA).
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Our Approach
Toilets 2.0
(T2.0)
T2.0 is dedicated to transforming the landscape of public and community toilets across urban India by fostering collective action between citizens and ULBs. We are actively supporting towns and cities in comprehensive planning efforts to ensure the adequate provision and saturation of Community and Public Toilets (CT/PT). This initiative focuses on developing sustainable operational plans tailored to meet the unique needs of each locale.
Manhole to
Machine-hole (M2M)
This initiative aims to empower towns and cities to attain the prestigious designation of Safaimitra Surakshit Sheher, ensuring the safety and dignity of sanitation workers. This effort includes a thorough assessment of gaps within the Safaimitra Surakshit Sheher framework and the establishment of Responsible Sanitation Authorities (RSA) and Emergency Response Sanitation Units (ERSU).
Used Water
Management (UWM)
This initiative conducts comprehensive feasibility studies to formulate city-specific UWM plans for towns and cities. By leveraging insights from the unique topographical and hydrogeological conditions of each location, we develop tailored approaches for effective UWM planning and implementation under the SBM-U 2.0.
A Catalyst
for Change
This initiative is designed to accelerate the nationwide implementation of SBM(U) by showcasing live examples for replication. These projects will serve as a catalyst for propelling urban sanitation into the future, building cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable urban environments across India.
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