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Façade design, drinking water, electricity, and sanitation are critical basic human needs for a decent life in the modern period. The development and implementation of these regulations are necessary for socioeconomic advancement and protect tribes, particularly women, from significant public health, environmental, and security issues. Despite the government’s intentions to address their backward status through special constitutional provisions, tribes in eastern Uttar Pradesh remain severely underserved regarding these services. The design of façades has a favorable impact on the lives of socioeconomically deprived citizens of developing countries like India. The present chapter examines the façade design, drinking water, electricity, and sanitation services provided to Scheduled Tribes in the eastern Upper Peninsula and potential improvement initiatives. Façade design impacts the types of businesses that thrive in a given location. The majority of scheduled tribes rely on the informal economy for a living. The majority of ST families (43.9%) still live in jhuggis, only 27.12% have both tap water supplies and electricity, the majority (92.15%) use hand pumps for drinking water outside the home, 77.4% of STs do not have latrine facilities inside the premises, and the surrounding sanitation is inadequate. Although government is taking steps for piped water supply, ST families are still deprived of this facility due to the scattered nature of remotely placed kaccha houses and lack of proper attention from responsible authorities.

The State of Housing, Drinking Water, Electricity,, Sanitation Facilities of Scheduled Tribes in Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India