Improved pit latrines Sample Clauses

Improved pit latrines. (improved sanitation) Improved pit latrines are latrines where the pit is covered by a concrete slab, or sanplat (sanitation platform in concrete), and which has a drop hole cover. The pits for improved pit latrines are generally 2-3 metres deep, deeper than the traditional simple pit latrines, and when the soil is unstable and xxxxx, the pits are lined with bricks or with concrete rings. This makes the improved pit latrines very durable. These latrines are very hygienic because:  They are easy to maintain and to keep clean;  They have a cover to prevent flies from moving from faeces and onto food. While the improved pit latrines are more durable and hygienic, the materials are more costly and they are not so easy to construct. One type of improved latrines, the VIP latrines (Ventilated Improved Pit latrines) have a vent pipe and a flies screen to improve the ventilation and reduce the problem of flies and smells. These are very hygienic and durable, and nicely ventilated which makes the atmosphere good.
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