Tips for Implementing WASH Interventions in Densely-Populated Settings

Interview 1: Tips for Implementing WASH Interventions in Densely-Populated Settings

Akiki Aniekan is a WASH Coordinator with Save the Children, based in Ogoja, Nigeria. In this interview, Akiki shares the WASH and IPC activities being implemented in Nigerian refugee camps to limit transmission of COVID-19, with particular focus on additional water provision, hand washing installations, improved solid waste management, and remote monitoring of activities through SMART systems.

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