This report looks at the role of the church, and faith-based groups in general, in helping communities to achieve safe sanitation and hygiene practices.
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Keeping communities clean
The church’s response to improving sanitation and hygiene
2009
A Mother teaching her child how to wash their hands in Riyakarenzi Village in Eastern Rwanda where Tearfund are working with their partner African Evangelistic Enterprise (AEE). Photo: Chris Hoskins/Tearfund
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