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Participatory hygiene evaluation: a means to an end, or an end in itself?
Some participatory methods allow local people to control data analysis and planning, and some are designed so that data is analysed at the project head office and comparisons can be made across differentcommunities. This article outlines three methodologies, and compares their distinctive features. When project staff as well as local people are willing to learn, participatory evaluations can result in
hygiene education projects that make a difference.
Some participatory methods allow local people to control data analysis and planning, and some are designed so that data is analysed at the project head office and comparisons can be made across different
communities. This article outlines three methodologies, and compares their distinctive features. When project staff as well as local people are willing to learn, participatory evaluations can result in
hygiene education projects that make a difference.
communities. This article outlines three methodologies, and compares their distinctive features. When project staff as well as local people are willing to learn, participatory evaluations can result in
hygiene education projects that make a difference.
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