TY - GEN
KW - Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
KW - Hygiene Practices
KW - Education
AU - World Health Organization 
AB - <p>Good hygiene practices, such as hand-washing and safe drinking water storage, are essential for maximising the health benefits of safe water sources and sanitation facilities. Evidence shows that when good hygiene accompanies the provision of water and sanitation the number of deaths caused by diarrhoeal diseases is reduced by an average of 65%.</p>

<p>WaterAid and its partners promote good hygiene practices through a range of activities and strategies, led by communities, which help to ensure sustainable behaviour change.&nbsp;</p>

CY - London
DA - 11/2009
LA - eng
M3 - Fact sheet
N2 - <p>Good hygiene practices, such as hand-washing and safe drinking water storage, are essential for maximising the health benefits of safe water sources and sanitation facilities. Evidence shows that when good hygiene accompanies the provision of water and sanitation the number of deaths caused by diarrhoeal diseases is reduced by an average of 65%.</p>

<p>WaterAid and its partners promote good hygiene practices through a range of activities and strategies, led by communities, which help to ensure sustainable behaviour change.&nbsp;</p>

PB - WaterAid
PP - London
PY - 2009
TI - Hygiene education issue sheet.
ER -