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TitleReview of water and sanitation related health education and promotion activities in South Africa : final report
Publication TypeMiscellaneous
Year of Publication1997
AuthorsClacherty, A, Clacherty, G, Adatia, R
Paginationxiii, 148 p. : fig., ill., tab.
Date Published1997-04-01
PublisherClacherty & Associates Education Consultants
Place PublishedJohannesburg, South Africa
Keywordscab97/4, evaluation, extension, health education, hygiene, institutional framework, mass media, national level, participatory methods, recommendations, schools, sdiafr, sdihyg, sdipol, south africa
Abstract

South Africa's Health Education and Awareness Task Team (HEATT) was created to develop a strategy for a National Health and Hygiene Education Awareness programme that will, inter alia, optimize the health benefits of infrastructure investments. HEATT's first task was to conduct a review of existing health and hygiene education and promotion activities in South Africa. This report is the result of that review. The report covers the following sectors: education and training, infrastructure provision and health. The report also deals with educational approaches and the role of mass media in relation to water and sanitation-related health education and promotion. The report covers the situation as it existed up to the end of 1996. A number of conclusions are presented on health and hygiene promotion in the South African context, most of which are of direct relevance to future policy development.

NotesBibliography: p. 127-138
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