Introducing Compost Toilets to Dongobesh, Tanzania
- Author:
- Joe Jenkins
- Publisher:
- Joe Jenkins
- Publication Date:
- 9 April 2018
- Tags:
- Tanzania, Sustainable Development, Water and Sanitation
2.3 billion people don't have toilets. This is a perfect example of a culture that lacks toilets other than open defecation or a hole in the ground. The elderly and the handicapped have difficulty squatting over a pit latrine, or open defecating. Compost toilets provide a solution.
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