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'''''The project and the experiences:'''''

''"You shall be happy if you can partner with us to overcome WASH challenges in these schools and their surrounding villages''". This warm welcome to Union Council Fatah Pur, Pakistan, characterizes the acceptance of a program that World Relief Germany indeed has the privilege to partner in. The program uses the PATS-approach – Pakistan Approach to Total Sanitation, which has been successfully rolled out in Pakistan by other humanitarian actors before. While the focus is on whole Union Councils, the program recognizes the importance of schools and school students as agents of change.

Fatah Pur is located in South Punjab, Pakistan, in the district Rajanpur, where PATS is rolled out. The district with a size of 12,000 km² is located at the western banks of river Indus. Two thirds of the total population does not have access to sanitation, hence open defecation is a significant health hazard.

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