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    The document summarizes the celebration of World Toilet Day at the Commissioner Luis R. Asis National High School in Capiz, Philippines. The event highlighted the United Nations theme of equality, dignity, and the link between gender-based violations and sanitation. Students participated in cleaning school restrooms to raise awareness of proper sanitation and hygiene practices, and the difficulties faced by many without access to toilets. Some school drains were found to be defective due to improper waste disposal, and it is recommended that schools, communities, and governments work together to improve sustainable sanitation nationwide.

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    The document summarizes the celebration of World Toilet Day at the Commissioner Luis R. Asis National High School in Capiz, Philippines. The event highlighted the United Nations theme of equality, dignity, and the link between gender-based violations and sanitation. Students participated in cleaning school restrooms to raise awareness of proper sanitation and hygiene practices, and the difficulties faced by many without access to toilets. Some school drains were found to be defective due to improper waste disposal, and it is recommended that schools, communities, and governments work together to improve sustainable sanitation nationwide.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region VI Western Visayas
    Division of Capiz
    COMMISSIONER LUIS R. ASIS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    Panay, Capiz

    WORLD TOILET DAY


    November 19, 2015

    I. INTRODUCTION
    The United Nations declaration of World Toilet Day is celebrated
    every November 19. This year the theme for the said celebration is
    Equality, Dignity and Link Between Gender-Based Violation and
    Sanitation
    For World Toilet Organization, World Toilet Day is a day to take
    action. It is a day to raise awareness about all people who do not have
    access to a toilet despite the human right to water and sanitation. It
    is a day to do something about it.
    II. OBJECTIVES
    With the tag line WeCantWait, the celebration aims to increase
    the awareness and provide opportunity to inspire action and
    underscore the urgency needed to open defecation, especially for
    women and girls who are particularly vulnerable. The celebration also
    highlights that improving sanitation is critical to
    ensure
    positive
    nutrition and
    health
    outcomes which is the building block of a
    sustainable future.
    III. HIGHLIGHTS
    The World Toilet Day started with a Flag Ceremony, followed by a
    short talk with the students about the situation experienced by many
    students from other countries who still practice open defecation. It also
    includes discussion regarding correct usage of restrooms and the
    effects of not practicing good hygiene. After the program,
    representatives from different grade levels led by the WaSH club
    simultaneously clean the restrooms to raise awareness among their
    fellow students to use the restrooms properly. Teachers also supported
    the celebration by integrating the concept of sanitation throughout
    their class.
    IV. PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED
    The problem we encountered during the activity was when the
    students started cleaning the restrooms. There were some drainage

    that are already defective because of improper waste disposal by the


    students. Other than that, there were no problems encountered.

    V. RECOMMENDATIONS
    Sanitation plays an important role in our health. It is encourage
    to practice this not just in school but also in our own home. This way
    we can protect each one of us from certain diseases. Teachers and
    parents should also promote and teach the young ones how to have a
    good hygiene. Lastly, it is recommended that school officials,
    stakeholders, public and private sectors should work hand in hand to
    think of ways how to provide a better and sustainable sanitation
    throughout the country.

    Prepared by:

    Approved by:

    DAISY D. BITHAO
    LEGASPINA
    SBM WinS Coordinator

    FLORENCE B.
    Principal III

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