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Construction of WASH infrastructure
Our Commitment to Building Inclusive WASH Infrastructure
At SISASSS, we firmly believe that access to clean and safe sanitation is not just a necessity—it is a basic human right. Aligned with the United Nations' declaration, which recognized access to clean sanitation and water as fundamental rights, our organization is dedicated to advancing this mission. Supported by various organizations, we have taken significant steps to address critical gaps in sanitation infrastructure through the Construction of WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) facilities in various states of India.
Addressing Sanitation Challenges Through Innovation
The lack of adequate sanitation facilities is one of the most pressing challenges facing communities today. This gap not only compromises health and hygiene but also affects safety, dignity, and inclusivity, particularly for women and girls. By constructing state-of-the-art toilets, SISASSS is directly addressing these critical issues while promoting a cleaner, healthier, and more inclusive environment for all.
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A Step Toward Achieving SDG 6: Universal Access to Sanitation by 2030
The United Nations emphasizes the importance of achieving Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6), which calls for universal access to safe and equitable sanitation by 2030. SISASSS is proud to contribute to this global mission. By developing sustainable sanitation infrastructure, we are not only meeting immediate needs but also ensuring long-term benefits for communities across Karnataka.
A Focus on Gender Inclusivity in Sanitation
The safety and well-being of women remain at the heart of our efforts. The lack of sanitation facilities disproportionately affects women and girls, creating challenges at multiple levels—educational, social, and economic. SISASSS actively integrates a gender perspective into every project, ensuring that our facilities address the unique needs of women and create spaces that foster inclusivity and empowerment.
At SISASSS, we see sanitation as a key driver for community development and national progress. The construction of WASH facilities is more than just building infrastructure—it is about fostering dignity, safety, and equality. As we continue to expand this work, we are committed to ensuring that every individual has access to clean and safe sanitation, contributing to a healthier, more inclusive society.
With the support of various organizations, we are building a future where access to sanitation is no longer a privilege but a guaranteed right for all.
Some other constructions
Public toilet complex at Gandhi nagar Gujarat supported by kapataru foundation
Banswara Syntex Ltd-Construction of Pink Toilet at Mahatma Gandhi Government School Khandu Colony Banswara