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Title
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Pillur_Baseline report
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Description
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The "Pillur Baseline Report" presents findings from a survey conducted in various habitations regarding sanitation, water supply, and waste management. It highlights the prevalence of open defecation, with 98% of households practicing it, and notes that community toilets are largely unused. The report indicates that only a small percentage of households have access to toilets, with most relying on open defecation. Additionally, it details water supply issues, revealing that many households face challenges in accessing clean water, with some sources contaminated. Waste management practices are also inadequate, as many households do not have proper waste disposal systems. Overall, the report underscores significant public health concerns related to sanitation and water quality in the surveyed areas.
