We give medical cover offered by competent teams. When we, humans, have the right support systems to feel in control of our health, we’re empowered to stay healthy, prevent sickness, treat and beat it. When we feel supported to ask the right questions, and we see evidence that our entire care is well-coordinated and fully insured by a competent team—we’re more likely to take ownership over our health, live longer, and remain productive.

We, RaHa, build toilet(s) in homes or in schools that are nominated [for the toilet(s)]. Before the nomination, nominees agree with nomnators that the nominees are willing to take our toilet(s).

Nominators, typically close relatives/friends/leaders to the nominees, are naturally compelled to: lower their social status; privately discuss with the schools/families; and, agree with the nominees –– in such private discussions, coercion around it being “disgusting” or “undignified” to defecate on the open ground, if any, is not expected to have any negative effects on the nominees.

Organisations/corporations/persons that draw nominators’ attention to products, services, candidacy or events e.g. a political candidate, a business etc support this project, in-kind (not in-cash) –– with their adverts.

Political candidates and family businesses have or want to have connections with nominees and nominators –– they are more than happy to support this project. National and international chains, on the other hand, often have a strong social or community support ethos as part of their corporate policy, providing free or subsidised goods and services – and sometimes funding too – for local community initiatives. Businesses operate as part of communities and hold as much of a stake in supporting local community and promoting civic pride as the locals themselves.

Therefore, families/schools are still lacking toilets, water, medical services and reusable sanitary towels because: you, their “urbanised compatriots” are just about to nominate them for toilets / water / towels / healthcare.