WASH in Schools
This web site is a place for sharing information on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Schools.
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17 Aug 18
Check out this case study from @LiveAndLearnInt #Vanuatu on how they’ve improved the health and education of childr… https://t.co/eIkSC2ooNC
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15 Aug 18
From August 8 to 11, the WASH in Schools Training of Trainers was held in Zamboanga City, equipping 27 Mindanao-bas… https://t.co/hIzkbchUYk
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15 Aug 18
#WASHWednesday "While the Wellbeing Foundation is committed to the WHO's sepsis resolution and to improving hygiene… https://t.co/5kMg8lEzIv
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14 Aug 18
New WASH rehabilitation project in Homa Bay, Kenya to establish a PPP for WSD model for water supply & WASH in scho… https://t.co/9MwrDCObZs
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13 Aug 18
Ready to run a two day training on monitoring WASH in schools using mWater #ICT4D #Ghana https://t.co/EB49nK8e77
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Video
Local Pastor becoming Change Agent under the Cluster Approach
Kanweri, 62-year-old, is a pastor living in Kyamuhemba Village, Kisomoro Sub-County, Uganda. She spent most of her time on pastoring at the church and used her church services as an excuse to avoid constructing proper WASH facilities at her home as well as practicing good hygiene habits. She argued that she is not strong enough to excavate pits for latrine and rubbish and that she does not have a stable source of income to employ someone to do the work for her.
Local Pastor becoming Change Agent under the Cluster Approach
