This project improved sanitation and women's empowerment by constructing toilet facilities through community participation and supporting the formation of women's cooperatives for sustainable rural development.

The project focused on improving the health, safety, and dignity of rural women by increasing access to safe sanitation facilities. Toilet construction was carried out through a community-led approach, with local volunteers contributing labor and working together to improve sanitation infrastructure within their villages. In addition to improving sanitation, the initiative supported the formation and strengthening of women's cooperatives. These groups encouraged collective action, leadership development, savings, and income-generating activities, enabling women to become active participants in community development and decision-making. By combining improved sanitation with women's economic and social empowerment, the project enhanced public health, strengthened community participation, and created sustainable opportunities for rural women and their families.