Water and sanitation for all in a pandemic

David M. Hannah, Iseult Lynch, Feng Mao, Joshua D. Miller, Sera L. Young and Stefan Krause ()
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David M. Hannah: University of Birmingham
Iseult Lynch: University of Birmingham
Feng Mao: Cardiff University
Joshua D. Miller: Northwestern University
Sera L. Young: Northwestern University
Stefan Krause: University of Birmingham

Nature Sustainability, 2020, vol. 3, issue 10, 773-775

Abstract: Hand hygiene is critical for reducing transmission of communicable diseases, as we are so acutely aware during the COVID-19 pandemic. UNICEF has identified behaviour change and knowledge promotion as top strategies for increasing handwashing during this crisis, while acknowledging that millions of people lack the water necessary for handwashing.

Date: 2020
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