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Hygiene

Child walking through floodwaters.
Programme
12 December 2018
Water, sanitation and hygiene
Providing families with clean water, improved sanitation and good hygiene practices
wash your hands
Press release
15 October 2021
South Sudanese youth invited to champion awareness on Global Handwashing Day
Two men are talking to a woman in a market
Article
31 May 2021
So much more than a COVID-19 response
How COVID-19 interventions funded by the Netherlands have improved people’s general health
Open latrine doors
Article
10 February 2021
An excrementitious situation
How a lack of latrines is depriving children in South Sudan of an education
A boy washing his hands
Article
10 February 2021
Club Aliboli
Hygiene clubs at schools improve community health
Locally made brooms
Article
07 August 2020
From exposure to protection
Strengthening Infection Prevention and Control among COVID-19 frontliners
A woman selling fish in the market
Photo Essay
04 May 2020
A true handwashing champion
Fish hawker Mary has taken upon herself to be handwashing promoter number one in the Gudele market
A young woman carrying a bucket
Article
18 April 2020
“If it comes, there is nothing we can do but pray”
While physical distancing is a challenge in congested areas, hygiene becomes the number one remedy against the COVID-19
A woman washing hands
Photo Essay
18 April 2020
Soap as the only COVID-19 weapon
UNICEF is distributing soap and buckets in congested areas where physical distancing is impossible
A motorcycle goes past an entrance to a men’s washroom
Article
18 December 2019
Flushing out disease with a new market latrine
On the outskirts of Juba, a new latrine is changing hygiene practices and setting an example for South Sudan
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