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Research Evaluation of a water, sanitation, and hygiene education intervention on diarrhoea in northern Pakistan D. Nanan,1 F. White,2 I. Azam,3 H. Afsar,4 & S. Hozhabri5
Objective Inadequate water and sanitation services adversely affect the health and socioeconomic development of communities. The Water and Sanitation Extension Programme (WASEP) project, undertaken in selected villages in northern Pakistan between 1997 and 2001, was designed to deliver an integrated package of activities to improve potable water supply at village and household levels, sanitation facilities and their use, and awareness and practices about hygiene behaviour. Methods A case–control study was conducted during July–September 2001 to evaluate whether, after selected confounders were controlled for, children aged
