Framework demonstrates improved hygiene practices and accessibility evaluations in adolescents, suggesting community-led approaches enhance outcomes.
In Senegal, adolescents are pivotal in understanding water supply projects' hygiene practices and accessibility. Theoretical synthesis of existing literature and expert consultations to identify key principles and strategies for successful project implementation. This framework highlights the importance of adolescent participation and community ownership in ensuring sustainable water supply projects. Community leaders should prioritise adolescent involvement and incorporate hygiene education as part of project design for optimal outcomes.
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