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Using Wash’Em to design handwashing programmes for crisis-affected populations in Zimbabwe: A Process Evaluation

2023-07-18

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Wash’Em is a process that supports humanitarians in assessing and designing rapid but context-specific hygiene programmes in crises or outbreaks. The process consists of training implementers, using tools to learn from populations, and entering findings into a software which generates contextualised activities. A process evaluation of Wash’Em use was conducted in a drought-affected area in Midland province, Zimbab...

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6178123a-a51c-51e2-8c99-d196c5c493bb
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10.20944/preprints202307.1143.v1
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