WOLRD TOILET DAY

NOVEMBER 5, 2018
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DEFINITION
• The term ‘toilet’ refers to the user interface with the sanitation
system, where excreta is captured, and can incorporate any type of
toilet seat or latrine slab, pedestal, pan or urinal. The superstructure
of the toilet may be a stand-alone structure, or the toilet may be
located within a building (e.g. private house, a school, health care
facility, work place or other public setting).
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CLASSIFICATION

• Sanitary Toilets – a water sealed toilet

system, where there is a water barrier
between the appliance and the sewers to
prevent sewer gas from entering the
room/building. The superstructure is
built with concrete materials that will last
for several years.
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• CLASSIFICATION
• Unsanitary Toilets – still water-sealed
toilet system, but the superstructure is
not built completely with concrete
materials. The walls and the roof of the
superstructure is made either of wood
or nipa.
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• CLASSIFICATION
• Without Toilets - No water or
relatively small quantities of water is
necessary to wash the waste into the
receiving space.
Examples:
Pit Type (Antipolo type,Vault type)
Cat-Hole Latrine
SANITATION

• Safe sanitation is essential for health, from preventing infection to improving and
maintaining mental and social well-being. The lack of safe sanitation systems leads
to infection and disease.

IMPROPER SEWAGE PROPER SEWAGE

Brought sickness and death to many people
Cause gastrointestinal infections
Intestinal parasitism
Unsightly condition and foul odor
Pollution
•Protect water resources from excessive
pollution thereby making them available
for another legitimate water uses.
EXCRETA-TRANSMITTED DISEASES

• CHOLERA
• TYPHOID FEVER
• PARATHYROID FEVER
• AMOEBIC AND BACILLARY DYSENTERY
• INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS
PURPOSE OF EXCRETA & SEWAGE DISPOSAL

• Help prevent gastrointestinal infections

• Help protect and conserve water resources
• Prevent contamination of drinking water supply sources.
• Promote health and well-being
• Prevent the gross contamination of surface waters used for bathing and
other recreational uses.
 ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION REPORT 2018

Toilet Facilities

• Total households: 8779

• Households with sanitary toilet: 6166 8%

• Households with unsanitary toilet: 1894 22%

• Households without toilet: 730
70%

Sanitary Unsanitary Without Toilet

THANK YOU!