WASH’EM: Improving Handwashing Behaviour Change Programs in Humanitarian Crises

Wash’Em is a process for rapidly designing evidence-based and context-adapted handwashing behavior change programs in emergencies.

The Wash’Em process involves using 5 rapid assessment tools to understand behavior. Then the user can enter those findings into the Wash’Em software which will in turn provide tailored program recommendations.

Source: WASH’EM: Improving Handwashing Behaviour Change Programs in Humanitarian Crises

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