Our Aim/Work Plan:



A cadet, a friend/relative of a cadet may spend an amount for the sanitary maintenances of a toilet.



Slogan: "Sponsor A Toilet"



The toilet can be on a school, madrasha, mosque, market or on our private property.



If the toilet is on a public place (like school, market) we need to have the consent and cooperation of the local authority/people before we spend an amount for the sanitary maintenances of the toilet.



If it is on our private property, we spend an amount for the sanitary maintenances of the toilet and allow other people, including women, to use the toilet.



We pay an amount to a person (for example an woman) or someone with no regular income to maintain the toilet (sanitary situation). We may share the expenditure also with our families/relatives/friends in Bangladesh or abroad.



People using the toilet may give tips (baksheesh) on voluntary basis, which will better the financial situation of the person working and encourage/motivate her/him for the work. Honouring a toilet attendant with some tips is a known practice.



The toilet should have a sign board "Paikhana: Mohilader Jonneo/পায়খানা: মহিলাদের জন্যেও" (also for women). The sign board must be easy to find.



We may try to gain the following group of people for our efforts to sponsor a toilet or to support people to sponsor a toilet:



Our working colleagues, friends in Bangladesh and outside.

Our relatives in Bangladesh and outside.

Our children, their friends and their working colleagues.







Comments:

This is more a movement than a project



Our aim is to serve the society in a simple way without binding people under serious obligations.



Let us talk with our relatives and friends. Better and appropriate toilets are the first priority for a healthy life. Good toilets add to a better personality of a person, family and nation. Every religion has placed importance on this aspect...



Let us start the movement with the slogan "Sponsor A Toilet" and transfer it to other group of people. Take support of your friends, if need be.



People who are already dealing with this topic deserve social respect.



See also:

https://www.worldtoiletday.info