Three trial monitoring committees will be formed: 1. Trial Management Committee (TSC): This will manage the day to day running of the trial and comprise the Chief Investigator, the Trial Manager and relevant members of the research team, as appropriate.
Key features of this process were: 1) a partnership between critical infrastructure managers and other relevant government agencies with volcanic impact scientists, including extensive consultation and review phases; and 2) translation of volcanic impact research into practical management tools.
Consenting physiotherapists at each case site then distributed surveys to colleagues, managers and consumers relevant to their service.
Information was collected through interviews with policy makers, health managers, and other relevant stakeholders, as well as through documental analysis.
Ensure that actual benefits for individuals are weighed against potentially introducing intra-community conflicts, and that institutional emphasis IS PLACED where possible ON providing health benefits to broader communities (through discussions with MoH managers and other relevant stakeholders).
Purpose/Objective: Evaluation of WASH in schools is aimed at generating evidence on success, lessons learned and to provide reliable information to policy makers, programme managers and other relevant stakeholders to further strengthen WASH in schools.
Our private sector engagement is largely with the real estate community (building owners and managers, service companies and relevant NGOs).
