USAID’s Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Partnerships and Learning for Sustainability (WASHPaLS) #2 project conducted a landscape assessment of menstrual health and hygie
Hands are central to the fecal-oral contamination pathway, transmitting pathogens from contaminated environments to the mouth through hand contact and the feeding of contaminated foods.
Without access to safe and sustainable water and sanitation services, it is not possible to provide quality health care services or ensure a safe operating environment for health care providers.
In rural Nepal, particularly in the Karnali region, discussions about menstruation have long been stifled and stigmatized, excluding women and girls from proper healthcare as well as denying them full access to participating in the economy and oth
Since October 2023, Zambia has been battling its worst cholera outbreak in decades. As of March 26, the country had reported over 22,000 cases and 719 deaths.
This is a disease linked to contaminated water.