A common challenge for handwashing programs is measuring handwashing behavior. This document gives an overview of the different monitoring approaches and include practical monitoring recommendations for high- and low-resource programs.
A common challenge for handwashing programs is measuring handwashing behavior. This document gives an overview of the different monitoring approaches and include practical monitoring recommendations for high- and low-resource programs.
The Water and Sanitation Program has an extensive library documenting different types handwashing devices. From simple tippy taps to group handwashing stations, this resource is a great place to get inspired.
Choose Soap provides you with a complete, ready-to-use handwashing campaign for promoting handwashing in households in low income settings. It draws on ideas and best practices from different fields including hygiene and health promotion, behavioural sciences and marketing. You will find activity scripts, a film, and posters, stickers, and other campaign planning materials ready for download.
The Handwashing Handbook provides guidance on designing and implementing handwashing behavior change programs. Although this document was published in 2005, the tools and guidance can still be used today. Hard copies are available upon request.
Often when an organization is designing a handwashing behavior change program they will conduct "formative research" to understand the current environment, target population, and other information necessary to design their program. If the formative research is contracted with an outside organization or individual a "terms of reference" document may be used.
Soccer-centered water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) education materials and activities for children.