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ISC continues to play a pivotal role in guiding the SBM towards addressing emerging challenges and ensuring the sustainability of its impact. By emphasizing continual innovation, behavioral change, and the integration of environmental considerations, ISC supports the mission's evolution towards a more sustainable and holistic approach to sanitation. ISC's contributions to the Swachh Bharat Mission extend beyond conventional cleanliness initiatives. Its emphasis on holistic sanitation, technology-driven solutions, community engagement, and policy advocacy has augmented the mission's impact, am

ISC's efforts have extended to creating economic opportunities for women within the sanitation sector. Through skill-building programs and partnerships, ISC has supported initiatives that provide women with employment opportunities in sanitation-related activities, contributing to their economic empowerment. In essence, ISC’s contributions towards promoting women’s empowerment and gender equality within the SBM framework have been comprehensive. Through advocacy, awareness, capacity-building, and showcasing women-centric successes, ISC has been instrumental in fostering an environment where w

ISC has facilitated partnerships with technology providers, funding agencies, and implementation partners to mobilize resources for innovative projects. These collaborations have resulted in the implementation of technology-driven solutions in various sanitation projects nationwide. Through its collaborative approach, advocacy, knowledge sharing, and resource mobilization, ISC has been instrumental in catalyzing the integration of technological advancements into sanitation initiatives, thus furthering the objectives of the Clean India Mission.

India Sanitation Coalition (ISC) has played a pivotal role in amplifying the impact of community-driven initiatives within the framework of the Swachh Bharat Mission. ISC, as a collaborative platform, has acted as a catalyst, leveraging its resources, partnerships, and expertise to bolster the mission's objectives at the grassroots level. ISC's key contributions lie in fostering collaborations between diverse stakeholders, including government bodies, corporates, NGOs, and local communities. By facilitating partnerships and providing a platform for knowledge exchange, ISC has empowered commun

Be a part of the various sanitation programs by the Government of India in order to improve India's shaky sanitation infrastructure with India Sanitation Coalition. The Lighthouse Initiative commissioned by the Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation is an intervention for the sanitation ecosystem, to be implemented in a public-private partnership mode. It will be piloted in 75 GPs /villages across fifteen states in its first phase. LHI is based on the principle of Inclusive Sanitation and Leaving No One Behind.

The answers to the most frequently asked questions about both urban & rural sanitation sectors, in India. The national sanitation and hygiene programs through the years have steadily gained momentum and brought in the wind of change due to Swachata Abhiyan. People now are more aware than ever. More and more toilets have been built through the years, and the need for proper maintenance has been addressed with Swachh Bharat Urban (SBM Urban). But, the journey to attain sustainable sanitation doesn't end here. Though a significant part of the country is declared ODF free, the concern now shifts

Swachh Bharat Mission Gramin aims at enhancing the cleanliness levels in the rural geographies of India. In addition, the Swachh Bharat Mission aims at making rural areas Open Defecation Free (ODF). If enough toilets are made available in the nooks and crannies of the country, most people would prefer going to a private toilet to relieve themselves. Roughly half of the rural population are estimated to lack proper access to sanitation, which leads to an alarming number of diseases along with it being a dehumanizing experience. Building well-functioning toilets in the rural areas is a quintess