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Children's hygiene and sanitation training in Somalia

Esther de Vreede Esther de Vreede

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How can children best learn about hygiene and the links between poor hygiene and poor health? This article describes how the CHAST (Children's Hygiene and Sanitation Training) materials were designed in Somalia, so that children could learn these lessons in a fun and memorable way.

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How can children best learn about hygiene and the links between poor hygiene and poor health? This article describes how the CHAST (Children's Hygiene and Sanitation Training) materials were designed in Somalia, so that children could learn these lessons in a fun and memorable way.

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How can children best learn about hygiene and the links between poor hygiene and poor health? This article describes how the CHAST (Children's Hygiene and Sanitation Training) materials were designed in Somalia, so that children could learn these lessons in a fun and memorable way.

Key concepts: Sanitation, Hygiene, Training (meteorology), Environmental health, Medicine, Geography, Meteorology, Pathology

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