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Sanitation for People: Assessing Socio-Cultural Realities of Sanitation Practice in Indian Cities

Anju Dwivedi

May 4, 2017

FULL VIDEOS FROM THE WORKSHOP
SANITATION URBAN SERVICES

The Scaling City Institutions for India: Sanitation (SCI-FI: Sanitation) initiative at the Centre for Policy Research organised a half-day workshop to discuss the findings from three studies conducted on gender and socio-cultural issues relating to urban sanitation (videos linked below):

‘Ethnography of Sanitation in Small Towns: Angul and Dhenkenal in Odisha’, Dr Ranjita Mohanty and Anju Dwivedi (CPR) (above),
‘Infrastructure, gender and violence: Women and slum sanitation inequalities’ by Dr Susan Chaplin, and,
‘Learnings from the Micro-politics of Sanitation Provision, Access and Negotiation in Mumbai’s Informal Neighbourhoods’ by Dr Renu Desai (CEPT University)
The open discussion that followed can be accessed here. More information and resources can be found at the event page.

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