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See Latest ArticlesThe value of hygiene promotion: cost-effectiveness analysis of interventions in developing countries
Health Policy and Planning, 08/25/09
Sijbesma C et al. – If the promotion of good sanitation and hygiene is to receive the political and managerial support it deserves, every water, sanitation and/or hygiene programme should give data on inputs, costs, processes and effects over time. More and better research that reflects the here–presented model is also needed to compare the cost–effectiveness of different promotional approaches.
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