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Agnes Quisumbing

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Declaring India ‘Open Defecation Free’ doesn’t mean sanitation goals have been met (The Wire)

October 02, 2019


The Wire (India) reported on the 5th anniversary of a program to stop open defecation in the country. To solve problems such as sanitation, recent research from IFPRI on nutritional convergence noted: it is imperative to not just ensure that all interventions reach all target households, but also that they reach them in the right timeframes.

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