Sentence examples for hygiene infrastructures from inspiring English sources

Displaced people with disabilities face a whole range of other challenges, from access to water, sanitation and hygiene infrastructures to food distribution.

Cholera outbreaks typically arise in settings where water, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructures are inadequate (3 ).

The engagement of schoolteachers in teaching HWWS practices to primary schoolchildren shows promises to improve child hygiene behaviour without the need for major investment in water and hygiene infrastructures.

This study demonstrated that it is feasible to engage teachers and implement active teaching methods for behaviour change of HWWS in a group of multi-ethnic primary schoolchildren without the need for major investments in water and hygiene infrastructures.

Rhinoscleroma is more frequent in the developing world, and is likely a secondary complication as a result of underdeveloped hygiene infrastructures, poor access to antibiotics, and overcrowded living conditions.

Therefore, when the cholera outbreak began in October 2010, the Haitian Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP) was still actively developing and rebuilding the public health and water, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructures, and many communities were beyond the reach of these services.

This trial reported small differences in household sanitation and piped water at baseline, but no differences between schools in number of students, class size, or hygiene infrastructure.

The two required conditions for emergence were present: V. cholerae introduced into the population and breaches in the water, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructure permitting exposure to contaminated water.

Along with its partner the German Federal Agency for Technical Relief, UNICEF is supporting the site's water, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure to meet urgent needs.

The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of diarrheal disease in the Sahsa region, and identify associations with reported water sanitation and hygiene infrastructure in this region of Nicaragua.

UNICEF leads efforts to provide drinking water and support the site's water, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure through the installation of permanent latrines, bathing facilities and washing basins, as well as mobile units prepared for these purposes.