- - the use of participatory approaches such as: Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) for behavioural change in habitat and environmental hygiene to put an end to open-air defecation; development of results-based PPBSE tools to increase efficiency and effectiveness in the sector; the formulation of a financial resource mobilization strategy for the sector (currently being implemented) to accelerate access to water and sanitation in Togo. 625. Concerning the political and regulatory framework, political documents, laws and legal instruments were formulated over the period, including the "National policy for the supply of drinking water and sanitation in rural and semi-urban areas", adopted in 2006, the National Policy and Strategies for the Integrated Management of Water Resources in Togo, adopted in 2006, the PANSEA, adopted in 2010, Law 2010-004 of 14 June 2010 on the water code, Law No. 2010 -006 of 18 June, 2010 on the organization of public drinking water services and collective sanitation of domestic wastewater and the national water policy, adopted in 2010. 626. In addition, in the face of the imbalance that is increasingly becoming established between the country's water supply and an ever-increasing demand, there are uncontrolled deductions and hydraulic installations on water resources, the poor quality of which has a negative impact on the health of the population. It was in a bid to solve this problem that the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Water Resources (MAEH) validated a drilling guide and national standards of quality drinking water on 25 and 26 November, 2015. 3.5.3 – Right to adequate housing (Article 16) 627. This right is regulated by the Personal and Family Code in Article 102 which stipulates that "the residence of the family shall be a place that the spouses choose by mutual agreement; in the absence of an agreement, either spouse may apply to the judge who will rule in the family's interest ". Gives right to housing 3.5.4 – Right to a positive cultural environment (Article 17) 628. See cultural development § 400 to 403. 629. Since the women’s cultural environment is much more threatened by gender stereotypes, actions were taken to combat them. For this purpose, the information provided under point 3.2.3 applies for this point. 174