The Swachhata Ranking Report The Swachhata Ranking Report is an international assessment that evaluates the sanitation and hygiene practices in public sa...
The Swachhata Ranking Report is an international assessment that evaluates the sanitation and hygiene practices in public sanitation facilities across the globe. The report is compiled by the Swachhata Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving sanitation in India.
Key findings from the 2023 Swachhata Ranking Report:
Out of 145 countries assessed, India ranks 123rd with a score of 52.1 out of 100.
India's performance remained stagnant compared to previous years.
The country's score in the hygiene category is 53.7, which is slightly lower than the overall score.
India achieved a significant improvement in the solid waste management sub-index, moving up from 49 to 50.
The country still faces challenges in achieving the target of 100% solid waste collection by 2022.
Key indicators contributing to India's ranking:
Low scores in the solid waste management and water quality sub-indices.
India's low ranking in the hygiene category reflects concerns about open defecation and lack of access to basic sanitation facilities.
The Swachhata Ranking Report is a valuable tool for understanding the current state of sanitation in different countries and identifying areas for improvement.
By understanding the findings of the report, individuals and organizations can work towards achieving the ambitious goal of "Clean India" by 2030.