The CIDA-funded Community Water Project (COWAP) began in 1994 in the Upper Regions of Ghana as a follow-up to the Water Utilization Project (WUP). This paper describes four strategies used for hygiene and sanitation promotion in COWAP: 1.
Title | Community-oriented hygiene and sanitation |
Publication Type | Conference Paper |
Year of Publication | 1996 |
Authors | Bagbiele, M, Sarpong, O, Kidd, E |
Pagination | P. 47-49 |
Date Published | 1996-01-01 |
Keywords | case studies, community water project (cowap) (ghana), ghana upper region, health education, hygiene, latrines, monitoring, participatory rural appraisals, radio, schools, sdiafr, sdihyg, theatre |
Abstract | The CIDA-funded Community Water Project (COWAP) began in 1994 in the Upper Regions of Ghana as a follow-up to the Water Utilization Project (WUP). This paper describes four strategies used for hygiene and sanitation promotion in COWAP: 1. interactive drama, self-monitoring, participatory rural appraisal (PRA), and radio programming. Particular attention is given to school sanitation. |
Notes | 3 ref. |
Custom 1 | 203.2, 824 |