posted on 2021-10-19, 12:30authored byKaren Joe, Ash Kumar Khaitu, Melinda Foran, Gopalan Balaji, Nipa Desai
Previous findings indicated that while water supply in communities where local organizations implement WASH services were already high, the ‘correct, consistent and continued’ use of household water treatment and safe storage (HWTS) technologies was decreasing. Local organizations recognized that the way to ensure long-term well-being and resiliency of their communities is to have people adopt ongoing positive practices of drinking potable water. This is the first known research to share learnings using the Behaviour Centered Design (BCD) approach to influence water treatment behaviours.
Funding
Government of Canada provided through Global Affairs Canada
History
School
Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering
Research Unit
Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC)
Published in
Equitable and Sustainable WASH Services: Future challenges in a rapidly changing world. Proceedings of the 42nd WEDC International Conference.
Source
42nd WEDC International Conference. Equitable and Sustainable WASH Services: Future challenges in a rapidly changing world