Improving sanitation through WASH in remote rural villages
A lack of safe drinking water and sanitation are primary causes of diarrhea: highly prevalent in developing countries, it lead to a staggering 9.2% of child… Read more »
Jae Eun Lee is currently working for Korea International Cooperation agency (KOICA) as an evaluation specialist. She is interested in factors facilitating community-based WASH interventions.
Working as a senior health specialist for Korea International Cooperation agency (KOICA) and iNGO (World Vision Korea, World Vision Ethiopia, World Vision Ghana) since 2007, Seungman Cha has been involved in various field-based research projects in developing countries. His main study topic is to elucidate determinants of success for Community Led Total Sanitation program.
Working as a senior health specialist for Korea International Cooperation agency (KOICA) and iNGO (World Vision Korea, World Vision Ethiopia, World Vision Ghana) since 2007, Seungman Cha has been involved in various field-based research projects in developing countries. His main study topic is to elucidate determinants of success for Community Led Total Sanitation program.
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- Improving sanitation through WASH in remote rural villages - 21st September 2017