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Peer education without pressure: spreading hygiene messages in Burkina Faso
However keen the take up of the new technology, a programme stands or falls on whether people change their normal behaviour for the better. But who wants to tell their neighbours what to do?
However keen the take up of the new technology, a programme stands or falls on whether people change their normal behaviour for the better. But who wants to tell their neighbours what to do?
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