<p>Pak Gondo from Malang is helping his son to wash his hands and keep healthy. In that area, USAID IUWASH PLUS delivered health and hygiene behavior change advocacy to the community that also raised the demand in connecting to the communal septic tank built by KOTAKU, or the "City Without Slums" program, from the Ministry of Public Works and
Housing. As of November 2017, there are three Communal Septic Tanks built serving 30 houses. They no longer dispose the wastewater directly into nearby waterways, and the
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surrounding environment is cleaner and healthier.
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