text: 86. tgonen should be trained ag users and managerg of sanitation gervLces in the follooing areas: (a) Adeguate utilization and care of latrines by the fanily menbers, particularly chi ldren t (b) Proper disposal of fecesi how to easb hands after defecatinq and before prepar ing or touching food; (c) Adequate recovery of wastewatet and excreta, (d) Adequate naintenance of seeage gystems by neans of suP€rvised services and daily conservation and repair operationst (e) Inspection of dornestic, regional and municlpal systens - contactinq local autborities ln charge of the public services as lrell as tralnlng other connunity nenbers and the family itself. 87. rtlith respect to research and trainlng in tbe area of sclence and technology for water suppl!, anat sanitation, it is essentlal to find out about local' needs tbrough participatory research and contlnuing consultation at tbe cotmunlty leve1, especially nlth nom€n. It ls also important to Provide a learning situation in which the cornnunity menbers, especially nomen, can farnlllarize thenselves ttith theA/40/707 English Paqe 22 varlous technologies and becooe anare of the cost ar'rd value of alternatlves for solving their deflned needs in water supply and sanltation through public hearlngs r{rith eonen participating in groups and as lndivlduals, Prlorlty should be glven to appropriate waste collectlon. water treatnent. disposal and,/or re-use technlques, which can be easll:, nanaged by wonen and without sacrificlng health ard environrnental, aspects. 88. In the design and application of connuniCy accepted technoloqle6, womenis needs and their physical state and capacity should be taken into account. tlonen's vierrs and opinions are crltlcal in this regard, especially regarding the choice of technology and site seleclion. Research should be carried ouc to adaPt existing technolog ies and develop new and appropriate technolog les to be introduced. to
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the importance of training and research in the areas of sanitation, water supply, and waste management. It emphasizes the need to involve community members, particularly women, in the process and to take into account their needs and physical capabilities. The text also highlights the importance of adequate maintenance, inspection, and disposal of waste and wastewater. Given the focus on sanitation, water supply, and waste management, it seems likely that the text is related to the health and environment sectors.