Tools and guides
Guidelines for local churches and church-based partners running hygiene and sanitation projects
2011 Available in English
FECABU church teaches local villagers about santitation and how to set up tippy-taps. Photo: Tom Price/Tearfund
This report shares practical guidelines to local church and church-based partners so they can plan and successfully run projects to improve access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH).
It gives ideas and examples from churches who are already leading successful sanitation and hygiene initiatives.
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Available in 4 languages
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Available in 1 language
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Available in 1 language
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