Communication and Appropriation of Autonomous Sanitation at Girgo, A Village of The Urban Commune Of Kombissiri, Burkina Faso

The access of familial sanitation in Burkina is globally marginal. The question raised is a public health problem in rural areas where local practices are confronted to the finiteness of the bush and the necessity of adopting modern norms regarding that. Despite the diversity of actors and tools, the current active communication processes deserve to be formalized and to be led by projects leaders having a competence. That is normally the role of local associations in partnership with all the stakeholders to forge in the interaction a culture of consultation and to ensure the consolidation of a local demand regarding autonomous sanitation. Keywords: autonomous sanitation; association; communication; change