Background Sanitation interventions typically result in modest increases in latrine access,
and any gains in latrine access and use are often not sustained over time. Sanitation …

Child feces represent a particular health risk to children due to increased prevalence of
enteric agents and a higher risk of exposure owing to exploratory behaviors of young …

Background Unsafe disposal of children's stool makes children susceptible to fecal-oral
diseases and children remain vulnerable till the stools of all children are disposed of safely …

In Cambodia, children's feces are rarely disposed of in an improved sanitation facility. This
study examines current practices and the role that enabling products may play in increasing …

The importance of safe handling and disposal of child faeces given its potential role in
disease transmission are increasingly recognized. Household surveys demonstrate that the …

Background. It has long been established that human excreta contain over 50 pathogens
that are transmitted via the faecal route, yet the common practice of unsafe disposal of …

Indonesia still faces several challenges in the areas of water, sanitation, and hygiene
(WASH). Diarrhea remains a major killer of children and it is important to understand the …

Background Management of children's stools is an important aspect of achieving open
defecation free communities and reduction of diarrhea. However, information regarding …

Summary Background Uptake of Government-promoted sanitation remains a challenge in
India. We aimed to investigate a low-cost, theory-driven, behavioural intervention designed …

Background Research exploring the unique exposure pathways to fecal pathogens for
young children and innovative water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) interventions for …