Mapusa

Aspirational public toilet at Municipal Park, Opposite High Court, Mapusa

A new public toilet on a 19.5 × 13 ft plot, with 4 seats, 2 male urinals. Design: Park Area Toilet – Compact Model. We provide construction ready designs for modern, inclusive public toilets with gender-segregated entrances, accessible cubicles for persons with disabilities, natural ventilation, durable materials, and revenue diversifying spaces. Designs are informed by citizen validation surveys, verified through site assessments and validated by Urban Local Bodies (ULBs), enabling needs based approach for implementation.

Aspirational public toilet at Opp. Ganeshpuri Football Ground, Mapusa

A new public toilet on a 23 × 17.5 ft plot, with 4 seats, 2 male urinals. Design: Mixed-Use Urban Toilet – Compact Model. We provide construction ready designs for modern, inclusive public toilets with gender-segregated entrances, accessible cubicles for persons with disabilities, natural ventilation, durable materials, and revenue diversifying spaces. Designs are informed by citizen validation surveys, verified through site assessments and validated by Urban Local Bodies (ULBs), enabling needs based approach for implementation.

Sanitation workers safety, Mapusa

The initiative focuses on improving sanitation workers' occupational safety, working conditions, livelihoods, and access to social protection. Key interventions include providing personal protective equipment (PPE) kits, training workers in their proper use, and raising awareness of occupational hazards and safe working practices. It also promotes access to essential workplace amenities, including toilets, drinking water, and secure spaces for personal belongings. Additionally, the project supports workers in accessing government welfare schemes, insurance, provident fund (EPF), sick leave benefits, and initiatives such as the NAMASTE Scheme.

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Sanitation workers livelihoods and welfare, Mapusa

The initiative focuses on improving sanitation workers' occupational safety, working conditions, livelihoods, and access to social protection. Key interventions include providing personal protective equipment (PPE) kits, training workers in their proper use, and raising awareness of occupational hazards and safe working practices. It also promotes access to essential workplace amenities, including toilets, drinking water, and secure spaces for personal belongings. Additionally, the project supports workers in accessing government welfare schemes, insurance, provident fund (EPF), sick leave benefits, and initiatives such as the NAMASTE Scheme.

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