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Vietnam, Ben Tre Province, 16 February 2017 Dao Thannh Lam, 5, uses the toilet in his school. ABT Nursury School, Tan Thach ward, Chau Thanh district, Ben Tre city, Ben Tre province, Much of Vietnam's success was spearheaded by the schools. In all schools built in the past 10 years, indoor plumbing and the rituals of hand-cleaning are mandatory. The ethnic Thai minority village in southern Vietnam, Ben Tre Province. There is a clear geographical correlation that exists here in Vietnam, between the lack of access to sanitation and the rates of poverty and stunting in the country. In the Northern Mountains and the Central Highlands regions, rates of stunting and poverty are high and access to sanitation is among the lowest in Vietnam. Approximately 21% of the rural population in these regions defecate in the open. However, in addition to these linkages, a further dimension of sanitation inequality exists in Vietnam, that of ethnicity. In the Northern Mountains and Central Highlands regions, the rate of open defecation increases to 31% for the ethnic minorities. Andrea Bruce / NOOR