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The analysis shows that about 85% of schools have access to toilets in female category and in the
rest of the schools - they use other options. And in case of access to toilets in male category, there
are only about 65% of the schools having access and the rest of the schools have other options. In
majority of the schools, the male population openly defecates i.e. about 90% of the schools without
toilets use options such as open defecation. And in case of female teachers they generally wait for
opportunity and in emergency open defecation is the only option in few schools. Further it is also
important to consider the schools having the sewerage connection and those schools without having
any sewerage connection should have other options such as septic tanks, soak pits or open to drains.
The analysis of primary surveys and stake holder meetings shows that about 95% of the schools have
sewerage connection and about 4% of school toilets to septic tanks and the rest 1% of the toilets to
open drains.
In addition to the availability of toilet facilities and sludge disposal mechanisms – the infrastructure
facilities in these toilets also play a vital role in making use of them and create a usable environment
of the toilets. The infrastructure facilities within these toilets can mainly be categories as electricity
connections and water connections. But, there are only about 40% of the schools with toilets having
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