Resources
July to December 2016 Research Summary
Between July and December 2016, we identified 37 relevant peer-reviewed studies on handwashing. Learn about key findings during this time period in this handwashing research summary from the second half of 2016.
Global Public Private Partnership for Handwashing Annotated Annual Report, 2016
In 2016, the PPPHW continued its work on advocacy and knowledge leadership as outlined in its 2013-2016 strategy. This annual report outlines our accomplishments and highlights from the year.
Clean Hands Prevent Cold & Flu: Protect yourself through good hygiene
This webinar summary highlights the role of hand hygiene in flu prevention, as well as the importance of integrated efforts between federal and provincial governments and non-profits in interventions.
“Dirty Hands Can Be Scary!” poster campaign by St. Louis County Department of Public Health
This resource provides links to the St. Louis County Department of Public Health handwashing campaign materials.
Webinar Summary: Fostering WASH & Wellbeing in the Workplace
This webinar summary highlights a discussion and recommendations for improving workplace sanitation and hygiene for employee wellness.
Webinar Summary: The Ebola Crisis & Innovative WASH Solutions
This webinar summary explores innovative WASH and social behavior change strategies which contributed to the halt of the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
Cholera and Handwashing Fact Sheet
This factsheet highlights the key facts abut Cholera, including case incidence, transmission, management, and the role of hand hygiene and other WASH interventions in the prevention of Cholera.
January – June 2016 Research Summary
Between January and June 2016, 32 relevant peer-reviewed studies on handwashing were identified. Learn about key findings during this time period in this Handwashing Research Summary.
2016 Handwashing Think Tank: Integration, Settings, Scale/Sustainability
This overview of the 2016 Handwashing Behavior Change Think Tank highlights the background, sessions and recommendations for all actors in the hand hygiene space.
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