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Promoting SODIS in Guatemalan villages
Sharon Price | Lisa Rudge | Ester Capilla Prades
Experience in Guatemalan villages shows that SODIS is most successfully adopted in rural areas where other purification methods are less affordable, and where promotion is directed at the whole family andaccompanied by health and hygiene messages.
Experience in Guatemalan villages shows that SODIS is most successfully adopted in rural areas where other purification methods are less affordable, and where promotion is directed at the whole family and
accompanied by health and hygiene messages.
accompanied by health and hygiene messages.
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