Biblio

J. Devine and S. Koita, N., “Senegal : a handwashing behavior change journey : global scaling up handwashing project”. Water and Sanitation Program, WSP, Washington, DC, USA, p. 8 p. : 6 fig., 2010.

S. Saboori, Mwaki, A., and Rheingans, R. D., “Is soapy water a viable solution for handwashing in schools?”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 329-336 : 2 fig., 1 tab., 2010.

A. Mooijman, Snel, M., Ganguly, S., and Shordt, K., Strengthening water, sanitation and hygiene in schools : a WASH guidance manual with a focus on South Asia, Rev. and updated version of School Sanitation and Hygiene Education – India: Manual., vol. no. 53. The Hague, the Netherlands: IRC, 2010, p. 308 p. : fig., photogr., tab.

P. Morgan and Shangwa, A., “Teaching schoolchildren about handwashing : experiences from Zimbabwe ”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 337-342 : photogr., 2010.

I. R. Moise, “Training and capacity building to scale up rural sanitation : global scaling up sanitation project”. Water and Sanitation Program, WSP, Washington, DC, USA, p. 4 p. : 1 fig., 3 photogr., 2010.

S. Coates, Ricketts, S., Vale, S., and Hitchcock, C., “Transferring personal hygiene and sanitation education (PHASE) : south to north ”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 315-328 : 1 box, 2 fig., 2 tab., 2010.

T. Dooley and van Maanen, P., “WASH, child survival and development”, in EASAN 2010 : East Asia ministerial conference on sanitation and hygiene : presentations, New York, NY, USA, 2010, p. PPT, 33 slides.

B. Qutub, Butt, F., Bashir, E., and Shabbir, S., “Who is responsible for soap in Pakistani school toilets?”, in South Asia Sanitation and Hygiene practitioners' workshop papers, 2010, p. 13 p.; 26 tab.

Development Alternatives -Washington, DC, US, “Analysis of effect of 4 key behaviors on diarrhea prevention”. USAID Environmental Services Program, Jakarta, Indonesia, p. 24 p. : 5 fig., 4 tab., 2009.

Water and Sanitation Program - Africa Region -Nairobi, KE, (WSP-AF), “Are your hands clean enough? study findings on handwashing with soap behaviour in Kenya”. Water and Sanitation Program - African Region, Nairobi, Kenya, p. 64 p. : 7 boxes, 2 fig., 28 tab., 2009.

S. P. Luby, Agboatwalla, M., Bowen, A., Kenah, E., Sharker, Y., and Hoekstra, R. M., “Difficulties in maintaining improved handwashing behavior, Karachi, Pakistan”, American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene, pp. p. 140-145 : 3 fig., 3 tab., 2009.

L. Rosen, Zucker, D., Brody, D., Engelhard, D., and Manor, O., “The effect of a handwashing intervention on preschool educator beliefs, attitudes, knowledge and self-efficacy”, Health education research, pp. P. 686-698; 2 fig.; 6 tab., 2009.

C. Lopez-Quintero, Freeman, P., and Neumark, Y., “Hand washing among school children in Bogota´, Colombia”, American journal of public health, pp. P. 94-101; 2 tab., 2009.

World Bank Water Sector Board -Washington, DC, US, “Handwashing programs for better hygiene”, vol. no. 35. World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, p. 4 p. : 2 fig., 1 tab., 2009.

S. S. Saaka and Shafritz, L., “How behaviour change approaches helped improve hygiene and sanitation practices in Northern Ghana : paper prepared for the West Africa Regional Sanitation and Hygiene Symposium, 10-12 Nov 2009, Accra, Ghana : a photo essay”, presented at the 2009-11-10, S.l., 2009, p. 5p.; 12 photographs.

B. L. Braun, Kusek, L., and Larson, E., “Measuring adherence to hand hygiene guidelines : a field survey for examples of effective practices”, American journal of infection control, pp. P. 282 - 288, 2009.

V. A. Curtis, Danquah, L. O., and Aunger, R. V., “Planned, motivated and habitual hygiene behaviour: an eleven country review”, Health education research, pp. p. 655–673 : 1 fig., 8 tab., 2009.

L. Schneider, Monse, B., and Obermann, K., “The politics of soap”, Development and cooperation (D+C), pp. p. 258-259 : 2 photogr., 2009.

S. Deegener, Wendland, C., Samwel, A., and Samwel, M., “Sustainable and safe school sanitation : how to provide hygienic and affordable sanitation in areas without a functioning wastewater system : examples from Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia”. Women in Europe for a Common Future (WECF), Utrecht, The Netherlands, p. 26 p. : 4 boxes, 2 tab., 2009.

S. Bloomfield and Nath, K. J., “Use of ash and mud for handwashing in low income communities”. International Scientific Forum on Home Hygiene, IFH, Geneva, Switzerland, p. 40 p.; 128 refs.; 11 tab.; 1 fig., 2009.

WHO -Geneva, CH, World Health Organization, Global handwashing day 15 october : planner's guide. Geneva, Switzerland: World Health Organization (WHO), 2008, p. 46 p.; ill.; fig.; photographs.

Y. Coombes and Devine, J., “Introducing FOAM : a framework to analyze handwashing behaviors to design effective handwashing programs : global scaling up handwashing project”. Water and Sanitation Program, WSP, Washington, DC, USA, p. 22 p. : 9 boxes, photographs, 4 tab., 2008.

T. H. U. N. I. C. E. F. Eas Bangkok, “Investing in sanitation for children in East Asia and the Pacific”. UNICEF Regional Office for East Asia and Pacific, Bangkok, Thailand, p. 13 p., 2008.

P. Newborne and Smet, J. E. M., “Promoting sanitation and hygiene to rural households : the experience of the Southern Nations, Nationalities and People’s Region (SNNPR), Ethiopia”. RiPPLE, Research-inspired Policy and Practice Learning in Ethiopia and the Nile region, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, p. v, 22 p. : boxes, fig., photogr., 2008.

B. Reed and Shaw, R., Sanitation for primary schools in Africa. Loughborough, UK: Water, Engineering and Development Centre, Loughborough University of Technology, WEDC, 2008, p. 58 p. : techn. drwngs.