In the world of business, success or failure is often measured by return on capital employed (ROCE). It determines how efficiently a company utilizes the available capital to operate, invest and grow. Even the government has since 2006 begun to match the financial outlays of ministries implementing development schemes to the actual impact through the Outcome Budget. If building of toilets is the physical output of the spending on Swachh Bharat Scheme, the measurable outcomes might be healthier local communities and higher levels of self-esteem.
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