Enabling Environment Assessment and Baseline for Scaling Up Handwashing Programs : Peru
To follow up country work supported by the Public-Private Partnership for Handwashing, the World Bank Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) received funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to support projects to scale up the promotion of ha...
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ACTION PLAN ADEQUATE HUMAN RESOURCES ADVERTISING BANKS BEHAVIOR CHANGE BEHAVIORAL CHANGE BROADCAST BROADCASTS BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUSINESS PLAN CAPABILITIES CAPABILITY CAPACITY BUILDING CERTIFICATES CHANGE AGENTS CHILD HEALTH CHILD MORTALITY CHILDBEARING CHOLERA CHOLERA EPIDEMIC CITIZEN CIVIL SOCIETY CLEAN HANDS COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES COMMUNICATION CHANNELS COMMUNICATION MEDIA COMMUNICATION STRATEGY COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA CONFIDENCE CRITICAL PUBLIC HEALTH DECISION MAKING DEVELOPMENT PLANS DIARRHEA DIARRHEAL DISEASES EFFECTIVE ACTION ENABLING ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EQUIPMENT EXERCISES FAMILIES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT GLOBAL INITIATIVE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS HANDS WITH SOAP HANDWASHING HEALTH IMPACT HEALTH PROMOTERS HEALTH PROMOTION HEALTH SECTOR HEALTH SYSTEMS HEALTHY CITIES HOME VISITS HUMAN CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCES HYGIENE HYGIENE BEHAVIORS HYGIENE EDUCATION HYGIENE IMPROVEMENT HYGIENE PROMOTION ILLNESS IMAGE IMAGES IMMUNIZATION IMPACT ON HEALTH IMPLEMENTATION PERIOD IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES INFANT INFANT MORTALITY INFANT NUTRITION INFORMATION DISSEMINATION INITIATIVE INNOVATIONS INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONALIZATION INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANT INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS INTERVENTION KIDS LEADERSHIP LEADING CAUSES LEGAL STATUS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL RADIO STATIONS MARKETING MASS MEDIA MATERIAL MATERIAL RESOURCES MEDIA COVERAGE MENU MINISTERS MINISTRIES OF HEALTH MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MINISTRY OF HEALTH MORTALITY MOTHER NATIONAL COMMITTEE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT NATIONAL INITIATIVES NATIONAL LEVEL NATIONAL PLANS NEONATAL HEALTH NETWORKS NEWSLETTER NUTRITION PEACE PERSONAL RELATIONS POLITICAL LEADERS POLITICAL SUPPORT POOR FAMILIES POSTERS PRETESTING PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PROGRESS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC OFFICIALS RADIO RADIO STATIONS RADIOS REGIONAL ACTIVITIES REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS REMEDY RESPIRATORY DISEASES RESULT RESULTS RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SANITATION SANITATION SERVICES SANITATION SYSTEMS SCHOOL CHILDREN SCHOOL HEALTH SELF-ESTEEM SMOKING SOAP SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL MOBILIZATION SUPERVISION TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TELEVISION TRAINING MATERIALS TRAINING WORKSHOPS TRANSLATION TRANSPORTATION TV USES WATER SUPPLY WEB WEB SITE WEB SITES WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE |
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ACTION PLAN ADEQUATE HUMAN RESOURCES ADVERTISING BANKS BEHAVIOR CHANGE BEHAVIORAL CHANGE BROADCAST BROADCASTS BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUSINESS PLAN CAPABILITIES CAPABILITY CAPACITY BUILDING CERTIFICATES CHANGE AGENTS CHILD HEALTH CHILD MORTALITY CHILDBEARING CHOLERA CHOLERA EPIDEMIC CITIZEN CIVIL SOCIETY CLEAN HANDS COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES COMMUNICATION CHANNELS COMMUNICATION MEDIA COMMUNICATION STRATEGY COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA CONFIDENCE CRITICAL PUBLIC HEALTH DECISION MAKING DEVELOPMENT PLANS DIARRHEA DIARRHEAL DISEASES EFFECTIVE ACTION ENABLING ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EQUIPMENT EXERCISES FAMILIES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT GLOBAL INITIATIVE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS HANDS WITH SOAP HANDWASHING HEALTH IMPACT HEALTH PROMOTERS HEALTH PROMOTION HEALTH SECTOR HEALTH SYSTEMS HEALTHY CITIES HOME VISITS HUMAN CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCES HYGIENE HYGIENE BEHAVIORS HYGIENE EDUCATION HYGIENE IMPROVEMENT HYGIENE PROMOTION ILLNESS IMAGE IMAGES IMMUNIZATION IMPACT ON HEALTH IMPLEMENTATION PERIOD IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES INFANT INFANT MORTALITY INFANT NUTRITION INFORMATION DISSEMINATION INITIATIVE INNOVATIONS INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONALIZATION INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANT INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS INTERVENTION KIDS LEADERSHIP LEADING CAUSES LEGAL STATUS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL RADIO STATIONS MARKETING MASS MEDIA MATERIAL MATERIAL RESOURCES MEDIA COVERAGE MENU MINISTERS MINISTRIES OF HEALTH MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MINISTRY OF HEALTH MORTALITY MOTHER NATIONAL COMMITTEE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT NATIONAL INITIATIVES NATIONAL LEVEL NATIONAL PLANS NEONATAL HEALTH NETWORKS NEWSLETTER NUTRITION PEACE PERSONAL RELATIONS POLITICAL LEADERS POLITICAL SUPPORT POOR FAMILIES POSTERS PRETESTING PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PROGRESS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC OFFICIALS RADIO RADIO STATIONS RADIOS REGIONAL ACTIVITIES REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS REMEDY RESPIRATORY DISEASES RESULT RESULTS RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SANITATION SANITATION SERVICES SANITATION SYSTEMS SCHOOL CHILDREN SCHOOL HEALTH SELF-ESTEEM SMOKING SOAP SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL MOBILIZATION SUPERVISION TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TELEVISION TRAINING MATERIALS TRAINING WORKSHOPS TRANSLATION TRANSPORTATION TV USES WATER SUPPLY WEB WEB SITE WEB SITES WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE Favin, Michael Alfaro, Doris Enabling Environment Assessment and Baseline for Scaling Up Handwashing Programs : Peru |
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Latin America & Caribbean Peru |
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Water and Sanitation Program; |
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To follow up country work supported by
the Public-Private Partnership for Handwashing, the World
Bank Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) received funding
from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to support
projects to scale up the promotion of handwashing with soap
(HWWS) in Peru, Senegal, Tanzania, and Vietnam. The major
project objectives of the handwashing Initiative are: (i)
inculcate the HWWS habit among millions of mothers and
children in these countries; (ii) use a strong monitoring
and evaluation (M&E) component to enhance the
conceptualizing and management of such programs; and (iii)
establish sustainable programs that will continue and expand
after this four-year grant ends. Evaluation of actual impact
on knowledge, attitudes, and practice regarding HWWS shows
some positive and some inconclusive findings. However, the
study team feels that much excellent groundwork for the
expanded program in Peru has been solidly laid by efforts to
date and that, in combination with strong political will
from the national government and a certain level of
guaranteed funding, the outlook for effective expansion is
very good. The Peruvian program implemented activities at
the national level and developed partnerships and activities
in 14 of Peru's 24 regions. Preliminary monitoring and
evaluation showed mixed but promising improvements in
knowledge, attitudes, and practices, particularly in
handwashing before eating and preparing food. Fostering
partnerships at the national, regional, and local levels has
been a key project strategy. Although this has been
difficult and demanding at times, it has also been a major
reason for progress. Both interpersonal communication (in
schools and communities) and mass media (mostly print and
radio) made important contributions to changing knowledge,
attitudes, and practices. |
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Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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Favin, Michael Alfaro, Doris |
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Favin, Michael Alfaro, Doris |
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Favin, Michael |
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Enabling Environment Assessment and Baseline for Scaling Up Handwashing Programs : Peru |
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Enabling Environment Assessment and Baseline for Scaling Up Handwashing Programs : Peru |
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Enabling Environment Assessment and Baseline for Scaling Up Handwashing Programs : Peru |
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Enabling Environment Assessment and Baseline for Scaling Up Handwashing Programs : Peru |
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Enabling Environment Assessment and Baseline for Scaling Up Handwashing Programs : Peru |
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enabling environment assessment and baseline for scaling up handwashing programs : peru |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/04/16653445/enabling-environment-assessment-baseline-scaling-up-handwashing-programs-peru http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17373 |
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okr-10986-173732021-04-23T14:03:36Z Enabling Environment Assessment and Baseline for Scaling Up Handwashing Programs : Peru Favin, Michael Alfaro, Doris ACTION PLAN ADEQUATE HUMAN RESOURCES ADVERTISING BANKS BEHAVIOR CHANGE BEHAVIORAL CHANGE BROADCAST BROADCASTS BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BUSINESS PLAN CAPABILITIES CAPABILITY CAPACITY BUILDING CERTIFICATES CHANGE AGENTS CHILD HEALTH CHILD MORTALITY CHILDBEARING CHOLERA CHOLERA EPIDEMIC CITIZEN CIVIL SOCIETY CLEAN HANDS COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES COMMUNICATION CHANNELS COMMUNICATION MEDIA COMMUNICATION STRATEGY COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA CONFIDENCE CRITICAL PUBLIC HEALTH DECISION MAKING DEVELOPMENT PLANS DIARRHEA DIARRHEAL DISEASES E-MAIL EFFECTIVE ACTION ENABLING ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EQUIPMENT EXERCISES FAMILIES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT GLOBAL INITIATIVE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS HANDS WITH SOAP HANDWASHING HEALTH IMPACT HEALTH PROMOTERS HEALTH PROMOTION HEALTH SECTOR HEALTH SYSTEMS HEALTHY CITIES HOME VISITS HUMAN CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCES HYGIENE HYGIENE BEHAVIORS HYGIENE EDUCATION HYGIENE IMPROVEMENT HYGIENE PROMOTION ILLNESS IMAGE IMAGES IMMUNIZATION IMPACT ON HEALTH IMPLEMENTATION PERIOD IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES INFANT INFANT MORTALITY INFANT NUTRITION INFORMATION DISSEMINATION INITIATIVE INNOVATIONS INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONALIZATION INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANT INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS INTERVENTION KIDS LEADERSHIP LEADING CAUSES LEGAL STATUS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL RADIO STATIONS MARKETING MASS MEDIA MATERIAL MATERIAL RESOURCES MEDIA COVERAGE MENU MINISTERS MINISTRIES OF HEALTH MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MINISTRY OF HEALTH MORTALITY MOTHER NATIONAL COMMITTEE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT NATIONAL INITIATIVES NATIONAL LEVEL NATIONAL PLANS NEONATAL HEALTH NETWORKS NEWSLETTER NUTRITION PEACE PERSONAL RELATIONS POLITICAL LEADERS POLITICAL SUPPORT POOR FAMILIES POSTERS PRETESTING PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PROGRESS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC OFFICIALS RADIO RADIO STATIONS RADIOS REGIONAL ACTIVITIES REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS REMEDY RESPIRATORY DISEASES RESULT RESULTS RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SANITATION SANITATION SERVICES SANITATION SYSTEMS SCHOOL CHILDREN SCHOOL HEALTH SELF-ESTEEM SMOKING SOAP SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL MOBILIZATION SUPERVISION TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TELEVISION TRAINING MATERIALS TRAINING WORKSHOPS TRANSLATION TRANSPORTATION TV USES WATER SUPPLY WEB WEB SITE WEB SITES WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE To follow up country work supported by the Public-Private Partnership for Handwashing, the World Bank Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) received funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to support projects to scale up the promotion of handwashing with soap (HWWS) in Peru, Senegal, Tanzania, and Vietnam. The major project objectives of the handwashing Initiative are: (i) inculcate the HWWS habit among millions of mothers and children in these countries; (ii) use a strong monitoring and evaluation (M&E) component to enhance the conceptualizing and management of such programs; and (iii) establish sustainable programs that will continue and expand after this four-year grant ends. Evaluation of actual impact on knowledge, attitudes, and practice regarding HWWS shows some positive and some inconclusive findings. However, the study team feels that much excellent groundwork for the expanded program in Peru has been solidly laid by efforts to date and that, in combination with strong political will from the national government and a certain level of guaranteed funding, the outlook for effective expansion is very good. The Peruvian program implemented activities at the national level and developed partnerships and activities in 14 of Peru's 24 regions. Preliminary monitoring and evaluation showed mixed but promising improvements in knowledge, attitudes, and practices, particularly in handwashing before eating and preparing food. Fostering partnerships at the national, regional, and local levels has been a key project strategy. Although this has been difficult and demanding at times, it has also been a major reason for progress. Both interpersonal communication (in schools and communities) and mass media (mostly print and radio) made important contributions to changing knowledge, attitudes, and practices. 2014-03-25T20:01:42Z 2014-03-25T20:01:42Z 2008-04 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/04/16653445/enabling-environment-assessment-baseline-scaling-up-handwashing-programs-peru http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17373 English en_US Water and Sanitation Program; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research Latin America & Caribbean Peru |