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Behavior-Centered Approaches to Improve Health Outcomes

This technical brief presents the WASHplus approach to behavior change applied in various country settings to improve WASH practices and serve as the foundation of the project's global guidance.

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Keywords

  • behavior change
  • behavior change communication
  • hygiene
  • water supply

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