Voice 2: Sulabh International has built thousands of these toilets in India already. They cost as little as ten dollars each. The local government paid to build the toilets. But, people who use them must pay a small fee of two cents. This money goes to help keep the toilets clean and running. Children and those who are disabled can use the toilets for free.
声音2：苏拉布国际公司已在印度建造了数千个这样的厕所.w-2[&Tc@3%45(zQe05+。每个厕所只需花费10美元;q~|_rz@px@Wr#MeDZ|。当地政府出资修建厕所J1JyzfMJkFBh^he。但是，使用这些厕所的人必须支付2美分的费用JOG(2oLt9eHL+D7DDP。这笔钱用来帮助保持厕所的清洁和运转+^EC7.+n^bCJU76J9ua。儿童和残疾人可以免费使用厕所Cp.5jDaW;~O]M0t。
Voice 1: Another problem is that many people who live in poor communities are not educated about toilets or the importance of keeping toilet areas clean. So, discussion at the Summit also included education methods. One method was to form community groups. These groups would help educate communities about using toilets. These groups would also have the job of keeping the toilets clean.
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