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Senegal : A Handwashing Behavior Change Journey
ADVERTISING ATTENTION BABY BEHAVIOR CHANGE BELIEFS BROADCAST CHILD HEALTH COMMUNICATION CHANNELS COMPETITIVE BID CONDOM CONDOM USE DIARRHEA ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FAMILY PLANNING GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS GRASS-ROOTS HABIT FORMATION HABITS HANDWASHING HEALTH CENTERS HOUSEHOLD LEVEL HUSBANDS HYGIENE HYGIENE PROMOTION IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES IMPLEMENTING AGENCY INFORMATION SYSTEM INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION LEARNING LOCAL AUTHORITIES MARKET PLACES MARKETING MASS MEDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH MOTHER MOTIVATION NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS NUTRITIONAL STATUS OUTREACH WORKERS PLANS OF ACTION PRIMARY SCHOOL PRIMARY SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT PROCESS PRODUCTIVITY PROGRESS PUBLIC POLICY RADIO RADIO STATIONS RECALL REPRODUCTIVE AGE RESULT RESULTS RURAL AREAS SANITATION SANITATION SERVICES SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN SELF-CONFIDENCE SKILL BUILDING SOAP SOCIAL NORMS SOCIAL SUPPORT SUPERVISION SUSTAINABLE ACCESS TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TELEVISION THINKING TRAINING MATERIALS TV URBAN AREAS USES USING SOAP WASH HANDS WITH SOAP WASHING HANDS YOUNG ADULTS YOUNG CHILDREN
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Washington, DC
Africa | Senegal
2012-08-13T15:44:43Z | 2012-08-13T15:44:43Z | 2010-09
In 2003, the Public-Private Partnership for Handwashing with Soap (PPPHW) was created in Senegal with technical assistance from the Water and Sanitation Program (WSP). Housed initially within the Office Nationale de L'Assainissement, the government unit overseeing sanitation within the Ministry of Health, the PPPHW's main objective was to catalyze and coordinate multi-sectoral involvement in the promotion of handwashing with soap. This learning note serves to document the behavior change component of the project in Senegal, including key strategies, results, challenges, and lessons learned.
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