Local health workers in Nepal are performing in village plays to promote men’s hygiene.
It’s an innovative way of getting the hygiene message across to the target audience – men. Targeting men is not easy because, in many districts, men go to India for six months at a time for work.
Read more: IRC, 19 June 2009
Categories: Hygiene Promotion · South Asia
Tagged: men’s hygiene, Nepal
 | Andy PonPon on SONG YOUNG-GON interview, head… |
| Andy PonPon on SONG YOUNG-GON interview, head… |
 | joe on A luxury item? WaterAid releas… |
 | George Odhiambo on USAID grant – African Ur… |
 | Kasru Susilo on Decentralized Waste Water Trea… |
| Kasru Susilo on Decentralized Waste Water Trea… |
 | Dismas Leone Massawe on Tanzania – Launch of nat… |
 | Anil Bhola on Sanitation vs. vaccination in … |
 | Linda Hertz on David Kuria of Kenya wins Asho… |
 | Martin on Saudi Arabia – Ministry … |
New items on the SuSanA site Duncan Mara’s Sanitation Blog
0 responses so far ↓
There are no comments yet...Kick things off by filling out the form below.