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Mixed-method campaign analysis demonstrates improved safe water knowledge in rural women, suggesting ongoing support is essential.
Rural women in Rwanda face significant challenges accessing safe water for household use, impacting their health and livelihoods. A mixed-method approach involving pre- and post-campaign surveys (n=150) and focus group discussions to evaluate changes in knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding safe water use. The analysis revealed that the campaign led to a statistically significant increase of 38% ($p < 0.05$; CI: 24-52%) in women's understanding of safe water practices post-campaign compared to pre-campaign levels. The behavioural change campaign successfully improved knowledge and attitudes towards safe water use among rural Rwandan women, necessitating further tailored interventions. Continued support for community-led initiatives and regular follow-up sessions are recommended to sustain the positive changes observed. safe water practices, rural women, behavioural change campaigns, Rwanda
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