the DVD pocket design of “..don’t leave me now.”
The making of the documentary film on Slum Sanitation in Mumbai and photos from our Press Conference
May 5, 2014
“..don’t leave me now.” A film on Slum Sanitation in Bombay
May 7, 2014
“..don’t leave me now.”, Documentary, 16 minutes, English/Hindi/Marathi with subtitles in English, High Definition Video
The Slum Sanitation Program or SSP is the initiative of the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai. The program aims at building sustainable toilet blocks in the slums of Mumbai and training slum dwellers to operate and maintain them. Phase I of the SSP was initiated with financial aid from the World Bank. SSP toilets are built on the demands of slum dwellers. The toilets are clean and well maintained and this responsibility lies with Community Based Organisations or CBO. The CBO consists of enterprising slum dwellers who live at close proximity to a toilet block. Every CBO hires a resident caretaker who lives at the uppermost level of the toilet block along with his or her family. “..don’t leave me now.” is a film that takes a look at the concept, implementation and success of the Slum Sanitation Program.
