Sanitation means more than just having access to a toilet.

Sanitation
encompasses excreta disposal, solid waste and waste water management
and hygienic practices. Therefore, sanitation monitoring systems should strive
to cover all these aspects.

Percentage Defecation in open in India is approx. 48%

Some outcome measures are:

Efficiency measures: These measures are productivity and cost effectiveness

measured as ratio of outputs per inputs. Examples of efficiency measures
include turnaround time.

Some figures:

- Rural families access to toilets was around 50% in 2016. Our aim is to
improve it to 65% by 2019
- Cost effective waste management systems to be installed in rural
areas.

Result measures: These measures are the end result of whether services meet

proposed targets or standards and demonstrate impact and benefit of

activities of the program.

Some figures:

- Tourism generate approx. 6.6% of Indias GDP and 39.5 Million Indians
are directly employed in this sector. The biggest limitation for India to
promote tourism is cleanliness.
- Ranked 52 in 2015, India climbed up by a healthy 12 places to be
ranked 40 in 2016.
- Indias travel and tourism sector were the fastest growing amongst the
G-20 countries, growing by 8.5% in 2016.
- Our aim is to create more no. of jobs and thus try to help the Indian
economy
Quantitative measures: These measures reflect the reach of the program.
How many people are directly affected by it.

Some figures:

- In a short span of three years our target is to construct 50 million toilets

across rural India.

- Increasing the coverage from 39% to 69%

Availability measures: This measure calculates the availability of resources at

any given time.

Some figures:

- Helpline facility is provided 24/7.

- People can go online and register their complaints.

- In monetary terms: To provide an incentive of 15000 for each toilet

constructed by BPL family.