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Sulabh International
People do pay for latrines
Issue Date: May 31, 2009
Four decades ago, when Bindeshwar Pathak began his work on changing unsanitary latrine practices, there were sceptics galore. Today, Pathak's organization Sulabh International is a brand name. The recipient of the 2009 Stockholm Water Prize talks to Bharat Lal Seth on his organization's work ethics. Excerpts:
On Sulabh's success story
Interviewee:
Bindeshwar Pathak
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