Meet Sushila Devi, a mother of four in the rural Rohtas district of Bihar. She benefited from women’s self-help groups, which have been created in rural areas of India to support good sanitation practices, better diets, and provide information on how to access finance.
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Self-Help Women’s Groups in India help change behavior around diets and toilet use to improve health
Sushila Devi, a mother of four in the rural Rohtas district of Bihar, India, has no significant assets and depends primarily on casual labor for income. She recently was able to take out a bank loan of INR 12,000 (US$180), which she used to construct a toilet in her family home It was the Self-Help…
