Abstract

The sanitation system consists of multiple interrelated factors—people, environment, government, and hygiene—making it a complex domain. With growing global attention on sustainable development, understanding the interaction between sanitation and other development sectors is crucial. This study employs system dynamics modeling to examine how sanitation policies influence health, infrastructure, and resource allocation. By simulating different policy scenarios, the research helps policymakers visualize their long-term effects on sanitation and health infrastructure. The model enables flexibility through a user-friendly interface, allowing for adjustments in variables and conditions.