Analysing Adoption Rates and Success Metrics of Eco-Friendly Toilets in Rural Ugandan Villages,

In rural Uganda, traditional pit latrines contribute significantly to environmental pollution, necessitating alternative sanitation solutions. A mixed-methods approach will be employed, including surveys (N=300) and focus group discussions (n=25), to assess toilet usage patterns and user satisfaction. Survey results indicate that 65% of households in the study villages adopted eco-friendly toilets within five years, with a strong preference for biogas digesters over composting toilets. This mixed-method research protocol aims to provide evidence-based insights into the adoption and success of eco-toilets in rural Ugandan settings. Policy recommendations will be formulated based on findings to encourage wider implementation of sustainable sanitation solutions. Eco-friendly toilets, Rural Uganda, Sanitation, Adoption rates, Success metrics