Assessment of the long-term user experience of tiger worm toilets using the Sanitation-Related Quality of Life (SanQoL) index

Tiger Worm Toilet (TWT) users in Pune, India, reported a high Sanitation-related Quality of Life (SanQoL) Index (0.94 out of 1). Poor latrine superstructure remains a challenge. Evidence supports wide application of TWTs in appropriate locations.

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Environmental Science Water Research & Technology
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2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ew00908a
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Child Nutrition and Water Access
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Assessment of the long-term user experience of tiger worm toilets using the Sanitation-Related Quality of Life (SanQoL) index

Laure Sioné, Yogesh Janardhan Badekar, Michael Templeton
Environmental Science Water Research & Technology
Child Nutrition and Water Access
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Assessment of the long-term user experience of tiger worm toilets using the Sanitation-Related Quality of Life (SanQoL) index

Laure Sioné, Yogesh Janardhan Badekar, Michael Templeton
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Abstract

Tiger Worm Toilet (TWT) users in Pune, India, reported a high Sanitation-related Quality of Life (SanQoL) Index (0.94 out of 1). Poor latrine superstructure remains a challenge. Evidence supports wide application of TWTs in appropriate locations.

Environmental Science Water Research & TechnologyVol. 12(2)
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Child Nutrition and Water Access
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