The poor practice of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) supports the spread of disease
burdens causing high U-5 children mortality rates in developing countries like Nigeria …

Mothers are the primary caregiver to their children's hence the care is dependent on their
level of knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) in daily life activities. Within the family …

Poor water supply, lack of adequate sanitation, and bad hygiene practices with attendant
diseases are killing many people each year in developing countries, including Rwanda, and …

Background: Health Belief Model (HBM) explains different health behaviors, including
hygienic practices, in light of different perceptions about health risks and related behaviors …

This study assessed the knowledge and practice of 220 respondents from three wards of
Tanzania's Temeke Municipality regarding water, sanitation, hygiene, and water-borne …

Background. Disposal of non-sanitary wastewater in rural areas contaminates surface water,
groundwater, and soil resulting in unpleasant landscapes and an ideal environment for the …

Background: Access to improved drinking water, sanitation and hygiene is one of the prime
concerns around the globe. This study aimed at assessing water and sanitation hygiene …

Elimination of water related diseases requires behaviour change regarding water supply,
sanitation and hygiene (WASH) practices. These behaviours are transferrable to …

Poor water sanitation and hygiene practice can be associated with increased morbidity and
mortality. The study aimed to determine the effectiveness of health education intervention …

Water, sanitation and hygiene is still a burning issue in the context of developing countries
like Bangladesh as many diseases related to it and causing significant child's death. The …