LPP has worked in the designing and installation of low-cost Bio Sand Water Filters in localities that have mild to moderately contaminated water. Constructed through a component-sharing approach, 145 applications were filed by communities in the pilot phase, out of which only 31 were found to have a sufficient, yet treatable level of contamination.
Installed and sustained in 25 Villages
Contrary to other sanitation schemes, LPP works on the concept of component sharing; which clearly allocates the responsibility of services between the community and the other stakeholder (independent donor, government, or LPP). With community contributions approaching 50% of the total cost of the scheme, allocating responsibility is paramount, as it creates a sense of ownership, and ensures proper maintenance.
The effectiveness of LPP’s community-based approach has given it an eminent position within the sanitation management of Southern Punjab. In order to improve urban sanitation conditions, LPP provides technical expertise and design solutions tailored for small communities to Local Governments on urban sanitation.
Sewer Lines installed in 485+ Streets
As an implementing partner for various organizations such as the World Bank, UNICEF, Japan Social Development Fund and PLAN Pakistan, Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) has designed, planned and executed multiple campaigns to trigger proper sanitation practices.
281 Villages
UNICEF
