NFSSM Alliance is a global partnership committed to drive the discourse of human waste management in India. It was established with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in 2016 to support safe sanitation at the national, state and city level.
Knowledge sharing instances
Organizations collaborating for a unified voice
States
Collaborations with various governments
Taskforces
Know more about how we are collaborating to work towards the four critical areas
By 2030, each and every Indian city (all 7900+) safely manages its human waste
Creating an enabling environment that amplifies scaling of safe, sustainable and inclusive FSSM through knowledge, partnerships and innovative solutions by 2024
The NFSSM Alliance is a collaborative body focused on creating impact through policy recommendations and supporting the government at a national and state level.
World Water Day 2021: Valuing Water By Implementing FSSM And Eliminating Water pollution
World Water Day 2021: NDTV speaks to experts to understand the relationship
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Budget 2021: What Do Experts and Industry Players Have to Say?
While NITI Ayog and players in the health and sanitation industry were
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Budget 2021: Experts Expect Increased Fund Allocation For Swachh Bharat Abhiyan With Its Focus On Solid Waste Management
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Budget 2021: Swachh Bharat Mission 2.0 Will Focus On Faecal Sludge Management, Says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
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Cost-effective technology options for Faecal Sludge Management
In India a significant amount of sewage goes untreated and flows back into the ecosystem. This can potentially lead to the spread of disease-causing pathogens that are harmful for the environment and public health.
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