Research Posters

DISTRIBUTION OF KEY SANITATION AND HYGIENE INDICATORS IN THE OUTCOME SURVEY OF ASHP PROGRAM IN MALAWI

Rural WaSH facilities in Malawi

Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC) of the United Nations established the Global Sanitation Fund (GSF) to provide funding for countries with high needs for sanitation and hygiene improvement
GSF has invested in behavior change approaches that enable large numbers of people in 13 countries to improve their access to sanitation and adopt better hygiene practices
In Malawi, GSF is supporting a government-led sanitation and hygiene initiative called Accelerated Sanitation and Hygiene Practices Programme (ASHPP)
ASHPP is aimed at supporting communities to adopt and use safe hygiene practices by eliminating open defecation and increasing their access to improved sanitation

REACH Co-op Lab: Working for Inclusive WaSH in Malawi
6/23/20
Today, more than 800 million people worldwide (12% of the global population) do not have sanitation facilities and continue to defecate outside behind bushes, in bodies of water, or in the fields.