Hygiene- Children washing hands in Madagascar

Hygiene - HEW shows mother a card to help her improve household hygiene practice

POU Nepal Colloidal Silver filter

IAQ 2 Bangladesh

POU School SODIS in Nepal

Nepal women trained to sell filters

San - Improved household latrine with handwashing station in Madagascar

San. Ethiopia household latrine

Hygiene - HEW shows mother a card to help her improve household hygiene practice

POU - school filter in Nepal

Sanitation - Boy exits lmproved latrine with handwashing station in Madgascar 1

a family of 15 will use this SanPlan latrine once it is completed - Madagascar

Madagascar - School handwashing station

POU- restaurant owner in Madagas. treats drinking water for her shop using SurEa

San Ethiopia household latrine

Madagascar - POU - Bio Sand Filter

POU -School drinking water station - Madagascar

Nepal - National Campaign POU sign on the front of the local development office

Hygiene Tippy tap in Ethiopia

Sanitation-WASH stand next to latrine at a WASH-friendly church in Madagascar

Sanitation - Boy exits lmproved latrine with handwashing station in Madgascar 2

San. celebrating the a new public sanitation facility in Madagas.

POU- meeting of a community management committee, which constructed a 200 liter

Hygiene -Students washing hands before class at a WASH-friendly school in Madaga

IAQ 3 Peru - Mother and children with stove

Hygiene- Mom and kids hand washing Ethiopia

Presentations

2012 Water for Health Conference: Science, Policy and Innovation. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, October 29-2 November 2, 2012

Building Blocks for Healthy Communities: Integrating WASH and Nutrition Interventions for Improved Health Outcomes. Renuka Bery participated in this session convened by WHO, UNICEF, USAID, USAID/WASHplus Project. (Link, pdf)
Challenges and Progress in Scaling Up WASH in Schools in Zambia. Presented by WASHplus Zambia SPLASH project chief of party Justin Lupele and Sarah Fry in a WASH in Schools session sponsored by UNICEF and the WASH in Schools WinS Network. (Link, pdf)
Menstrual Hygiene Matters! Tools and Experiences to Meet Critical Needs of Women and Girls. Julia Rosenbaum participated in the session on WASH/MHM/HIV convened by WaterAid, USAID/WASHplus Project, UNICEF, WSSCC, SHARE, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, and Emory University Center for Global Safe Water. (Link, pdf)
WASH Blocks in Madagascar: Setting the Ground for Sustainability. Orlando Hernández, Sombinaina Rakotoarisoa, Clément Randriantelomanana Odile Randriamananjara, Aleyao Binioube, Michael Pezone. (Link, pdf)

International AIDS Conference July 2012

Julia Rosenbaum and Renuka Bery, both from WASHplus, presented on a panel entitled Poop and People/Taps and Toilets: Community-Based Approaches to Meeting the Most Basic Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Needs of Families Affected by HIV. (Link, pdf)

Renuka Bery, WASHplus, presented at a satellite session on Integrated Approaches, Local Solutions: Integrating Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene into HIV Programming as an Effective Strategy to Improve Lives, Uptake of Services, and Key Health Outcomes. (Link, pdf)