Sentence examples for spread hygiene from inspiring English sources

By December 2008, UNICEF is planning to spread hygiene messages to 274,000 children through child to child communication.

In partnership with NGOs, UNICEF will distribute essential hygiene kits and spread hygiene messages on behaviour change, with emphasis on public schools, for 200,000 beneficiaries.

The club offers activities including drama, public debate, and singing, all of which prepare students to spread hygiene and sanitation messages around their communities.

The school is seen as a key entry point for spreading hygiene and sanitation messages to families and communities through children.

They are in charge of looking after the school's water and sanitation facilities, and spreading hygiene messages among their peers – an important role in a region where poverty and conflict have made access to safe water and sanitation especially challenging.

The Royal College of GPs says we can do much to prevent the spread: improved hygiene (rigorous hand washing, cleaning surfaces, loos - anything that has been in contact with an infected person) and keeping infected people away from others for at least 48 hours after symptoms end are your best bet. 3 Eating breakfast: Attempts to reverse festive weight gain often involve meal-skipping.

Practical recommendations for catheter insertion, care, and surveillance always include three general preventive measures: prevention and control of multiresistant bacteria spread, hand hygiene, and surveillance of nosocomial infections.

The vehicles will be used to monitor project implementation in schools and health centers, as well as spread important hygiene messages to communities in hard-to-reach areas.

It is spread by poor hygiene and crowding and is a particular problem in humid, hot weather.

GENEVA — Outbreaks of hepatitis A and other diseases spread by poor hygiene are now becoming problems among Syrians displaced by the civil war, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.

This week, Unicef began trucking water purification chemicals into Syria, enough for 10 million people, nearly half the population, as the World Health Organization reported outbreaks of hepatitis A and other diseases spread by poor hygiene and limited access to clean water.