ODF PIPRASI A PEOPLE’S RESOLVE TO ERADICATE

OPEN DEFECATIONArvind Kumar ( P.O.- GSF )West Champaran, Bihar

SWACCHAGRAHA-W. CHAMPARAN’S TRIBUTE TO GANDHIJI

ON HIS CENTENARY YEAR

SWACCHAGRAHA

Background• Shift from House Hold to Gram Panchayats• People’s led and collective behaviour

change• Speed, Scale and Sustainability

HEADLINES AND HIGHLIGHTS

People’s led collective behaviour change intervention for ODF

Coordinated convergent action by actors and stakeholders

Intense behaviour change interventions leading to construction and use of toilets

Supply chain strengthened using local entrepreneurs

Hygiene chain using Jeevika group members

Concurrent monitoring by Officials and development partners

CONTEXT

Low income group

Border Region

Flood Prone

Heterogeneous social profile

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE : PIPRASINo. Of gram Panchayats (7)

1- Dumri Bhagarwa2- Dumri Muradih3- Manjharia4- Semra Labedha5- Sauraha6- Baluwa Thori7- Piprasi

Population 38592

Male 20321

Female 18271

SC 5566

ST 623

STRATEGYCentral call to action: Focus on behaviour change

Parallel intervention in all GPs

Strong demand generation and BCC by Development Partners

Sanitation Marketing approach

Concurrent monitoring and follow up

APPROACHCommunit

y led

• Village triggering for collective outcomes• SHGs, ASHA, ANM, AWW for IPC

Collective situation Analysis

• Updating of baseline status • Focus on ODF outcomes

Smooth Fund Flow

• Funds transferred to Individual bank accounts• Incentives post construction and after attainment of ODF

Outcomes

Mission Mode

• Camp approach and targetted interventions• Daily updating and monitoring of status

AS SOLID AS THE RESOLVE

COMMUNITY WIDE MEETINGS FOR COLLECTIVE ACTION

COMMUNITY WIDE MEETINGS FOR COLLECTIVE ACTION

CHILDREN INCLUDED

STRONG IPC

STRONG IPC

CADRE OF MASONS

CONCURRENT MONITORING BY OFFICIALS

40,000 PROUD USERS

PROUD USERS

PROUD USERS

RESULTS

• 48,000 person days of employment generated

• Market for sanitation developedEconomi

c

• Cross support and subsidisation

• Most excluded prioritised and improved equity

Social• ODF Block• Improved

capacity of Jeevika Groups

• Cadre of masons• Cadre of

mobilisersTechnical

CHALLENGES AND CONSTRAINTS

Reach• Hard to reach area• Abject poverty levels

Hydrogeology• Flood prone• Undulated topography

Supply Chain• Procurement and stacking of materials• Trained field force

PIPRASI IN MEDIA

PIPRASI IN MEDIA

PIPRASI IN MEDIA

WAY FORWARD

• Simultaneous Intervention in More Blocks for ODF every Quarter

Focus on More Blocks

• ODF District by March 2017Time Bound Target

THANKS