Resources
Water and Sanitation Program’s Sanitation Marketing Toolkit
This post provides links to resources from the Sanitation Marketing toolkit designed by the Water and Sanitation Program.
UN-Water Sanitation Fact Sheet
This infographic, developed by UN-Water, shares valuable facts about sanitation.
WASH for Schoolchildren in Emergencies: A Guidebook for Teachers
UNICEF created this guidebook for teachers in emergency situations. The Guidebook, accompanying regional flashcards (Africa, Afghanistan/Pakistan, and Latin America), and visual aids provide teachers with the tools they need to teach children about WASH.
July-December 2013 Handwashing Research Summary
This research summary highlights findings from handwashing studies published from July to December 2013.
Evidence Linking Handwashing to Improved Child Feeding Outcomes
This research, presented by Leanne Unicomb (icddr,b) at the 20th International Congress of Nutrition, found that including handwashing in a nutrition intervention makes sense and has the potential to be successful.
January – June 2012 Handwashing Research Summary
This research summary highlights key findings from handwashing research published between January and June 2012.
Raising Clean Hands: WASH in Schools Advocacy Pack
Develop your WASH in Schools advocacy plan by using this resource developed by UNICEF.
Diarrhoea: Why Children are Still Dying and What Can be Done
This report from UNICEF/WHO explores the prevalence and toll of childhood diarrhea across the globe and puts forth a 7-point plan to prevent childhood diarrhea.
Effects of Hand Hygiene Campaigns on Incidence of Laboratory-confirmed Influenza and Absenteeism in Schoolchildren, Cairo, Egypt
This study examines the impact of hand hygiene campaigns on the incidence of laboratory-confirmed influenza illness and missed school days, in children.
What factors affect sustained adoption of clean water and sanitation technologies? A Systematic Review of Literature
The purpose of this review is to assess the factors that influence the sustained adoption of these water, sanitation, and hygiene improvements at the individual, household, and community level.
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