The title of the article presumes that all human behavior across the board everywhere needs to be changed so that every single person in the world will be using a toilet, latrine, etc., 100% of the time. you might want to start by examining this presumption. i live part of the time in a rural village in west bengal, india. i can tell you why people do or don’t use toilets, and to what extent both using a toilet and not using a toilet both is and isn’t a problem. i can even tell you why people who didn’t have toilets then did have them stopped using them.
Promoting toilets in communities where the alternative is squatting in the open should be an easy sell. So, why are the toilet-less of the developing world not buying...
The title of the article presumes that all human behavior across the board everywhere needs to be changed so that every single person in the world will be using a toilet, latrine, etc., 100% of the time. you might want to start by examining this presumption. i live part of the time in a rural village in west bengal, india. i can tell you why people do or don’t use toilets, and to what extent both using a toilet and not using a toilet both is and isn’t a problem. i can even tell you why people who didn’t have toilets then did have them stopped using them.
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