BetaBetaDataset
To collect information based on exposure variation and intensity to elucidate contamination biases.
The primary hypothesis of the study is that improved handwashing behavior leads to reductions in disease incidence and results in direct and indirect health, developmental, and economic benefits by breaking the fecal-oral transmission route
Household characteristics, access to handwashing facilities, handwashing behaviours, prevalence of child diseases such as diarrhea, etc.
An impact evaluation report on hygiene information and practices playing a critical role in disease prevention among children.