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Impact of SBM-G: convenience, safety & self-respect of rural women
- Categories:
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- English
- Women
- English
- 06 March 2020
- esther_suhasini
Increased access to household toilets has led to the improvement in the convenience, safety and self-respect of women in rural India, according to a study carried out by UNICEF and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Shashi Bala Saroj, a Swachhagrahi and Anganwadi worker of Narayanpur Buzurd GP in Puranpur Block of Pilibhit District in UP has been working towards addressing the gender gap in COVID-19 vaccination. Owing to her efforts in sensitizing people, as many as 138 individuals were vaccinated, of which 80 were women.
- UTTAR PRADESH
- Hygiene and Handwashing
- English
- 07/20/2021
UNICEF in collaboration with the Panchayati Raj Department (PRD) of Uttar Pradesh has oriented 15,406 on-ground foot-soldiers of the state on COVID-19 appropriate behaviours (CAB), its containment and management in rural areas beginning from house-to-house surveillance and adherence to the cremation protocols.
- UTTAR PRADESH
- Hygiene and Handwashing
- English
- 07/20/2021
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