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Open defecation in India

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2014

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Jeffrey, Robin
Doron, Assa

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K. Raj for Sameeksha Trust

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This study identifi es 11 issues that have inhibited the spread of a comprehensive sanitation programme. It emphasises the complexity of issues and helps avoid the facile targeting of the poor as defi cient citizens, whose latrine practices are viewed as

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/76234

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Economic and Political Weekly

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2037-12-31

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