survey gives us imperative insights to do the same.
Lack of toilets or behavior change? Or both?
the provision of hardware without complementary investments in behavior change software (as Dr. Pingali rightly pointed out).
that encourages handwashing, let alone the correct methodology for the same.
change, and leverages social pressure to get individuals to adopt toilet-use.
learn the proper way of handwashing as taught by Payal Seth (author).
researcher validate the interventions in the field. It is only then that the next stage follows.
continue to analyze interesting facts from our data!