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Target Product Profile: Accessible Latrine Slab for Emergencies

UNICEF is seeking solutions to improve access to latrines in emergency contexts.

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Issued April 2016

UNICEF is seeking solutions to improve access to latrines in emergency contexts as current sanitation products (including latrine slabs and super-structures) used in emergencies do not include components for enabling access by elderly or persons living with disabilities (including children).

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