Des toilettes sûres et propres pour ceux privés d'équipements sanitaires

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Fournir des toilettes sûres pour venir en aide aux 2 milliards de personnes privés d'équipements sanitaires hygiéniques dans le monde et lutter contre la défécation en plein air, c'est l'initiative de Daigo Ishiyama de LIXIL Global. Il raconte.

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00:00Toilet for all!

00:02Toilet for all!

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00:06Toilets should be provided

00:08because there will be no pollution in our country

00:10and the country will be healthy

00:12if there are toilets

00:14no one will get sick

00:16everyone will live well

00:30It is very difficult to go to the bathroom

00:32and we have to pay the rent

00:34we have 4 kids

00:36it is very difficult

00:38we go there and charge Rs. 5

00:40if we go twice, it becomes Rs. 10

00:42how long will we face this problem?

01:00Toilet for all!

01:12About 2 billion people live in a world

01:14where there are no safe and sanitary toilets

01:186.7 billion people

01:20have to go to the toilet outdoors

01:22According to UNICEF,

01:24there are more than 700 children

01:26under the age of 5

01:28who lose their lives

01:30because there are no

01:32sanitary toilets

01:34There are many children

01:36who become malnourished

01:38due to an unsanitary living environment

01:40Toilet for all!

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01:48Toilet for all!

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01:56Toilets for all

02:041 in 7 day Cycle toilets

02:18One feature of sugar toilets

02:20is the counterweight lever

02:22This counterweight-type valve opens and closes the hole.

02:33This prevents the smell and insects from coming up from below.

02:39By suppressing the smell and insects, more people want to bring the toilet closer to their homes.

02:51This means that people don't have to walk a few kilometers to go to the toilet.

02:57In that sense, people's lives are improving.

03:00You can flush with less than 20% water compared to conventional toilets.

03:05This has reduced the burden on children and women who were forced to collect water.

03:12In order to continue teaching locally, we are aiming for activities aimed at the local community.

03:36One example of this is Mason training.

03:40In India, there is an increase of 200% in the income of women who have been tested.

03:46By learning new skills through Mason training, it leads to a new source of income.

03:55By supporting the independence of women, such as minors, it leads to the revitalization of the local community.

04:05In Sato, we have shipped more than 4.3 million toilets in 38 countries.

04:11Our goal is to continue to build production and sales systems locally, so that more people can use sanitary toilets.

04:22By doing so, we want to contribute to the realization of a society where each person can fully demonstrate their abilities.

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