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strength. This reflects on the provision of toilets i.e. there should be more number of toilet
provisions for boy’s student population when compared with girl’s student population. But, it is vice
versa in case of teacher’s population. Further to these basic demographic details, the number of
worker’s population in any particular school is dominated by female workers than male workers. The
primary survey analysis and field verification shows that there are many schools that are deprived
with workers i.e. about 40% of the schools do not have any workers to maintain the cleanliness of
the surroundings of the school. And about 30% of the school’s cleanliness is done by students
themselves.
Further the analysis focuses on the sanitary conditions in the schools. The analysis shows that about
15% of the schools do not have any kind of toilet facilities. The graphs below illustrate the
percentage distribution of total number of schools according to availability of toilets in male and
female category.
The primary survey analysis shows that about 80% of numbers of schools have toilet facilities for
boys’ category and about 85% of number of schools has toilet facilities for girls’ category. The rest of
schools which do not have any sanitary facilities use other options. From the analysis it can be
observed that about 15% of schools who do not have access to toilet facilities both in male and
female category end up majorly in open defecation in or around the premises of respective schools
and in some cases use toilets at home or neighbors (in case of girls).
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