Sanitation And Hygiene Evidence Programme 3ie

Sanitation And Hygiene Evidence Program 3ie Sanitation and hygiene evidence program. globally, more people have access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene (wash) than ever before. but we are still a long way from achieving the sustainable development goal of ensuring the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all. 3ie, in partnership with the water supply and sanitation collaborative council (wsscc. The evidence programme on sanitation and hygiene (epsh) stems from a strategic partnership between wsscc and the international initiative for impact evaluation (3ie). formed in 2014, this partnership 3ie works on meeting the growing demand for more and better evidence of which development interventions in low and middle income countries work and why. the evidence programme.

Pdf Access To Basic Water Sanitation And Hygiene Wash Facilities To this end, the indian government has led a massive sanitation programme, swachh bharat abhiyan gramin, to improve latrine access and use. however, there is growing awareness that access and use are not the same. 3ie supported five studies to promote latrine use in rural india. Water, sanitation and hygiene interventions to combat childhood diarrhoea in developing countries, 3ie systematic review 1. london: international initiative for impact evaluation (3ie). evidence gap map 3ie, 2018. water, sanitation and hygiene evidence gap map: 2018 update, london: international initiative for impact evaluation (3ie). scoping paper. Outcomes interventions water supply behaviour behavioural outcomes water treatment and storage practices construction, use, and maintenance of latrines open defecation hygiene behaviour time use willingness to pay sustainability slippage diarrhoeal disease health outcomes acute respiratory infections other water related infections drudgery. Last modified date: 01 november 2021. the evidence map facilitates access to the best available evidence on the effectiveness of water, sanitation and hygiene (wash) provision and promotion for households, communities, schools and health facilities in low and middle income countries. it also highlights where there are gaps in the evidence.