A.T.M. Ridwanul Haque

July 12, 2021
Published by A.T.M. Ridwanul Haque at Jul 12 2021
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crisis, health

How can behavioural insights help us to increase handwashing?

What prompts people to wash their hands and how can we use behavioural design to increase hand washing? Here is what we have learnt so far.
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March 22, 2021
Published by A.T.M. Ridwanul Haque at Mar 22 2021
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climate, equality

Valuing water: Where are we, and what do we stand to gain?

World Water Day is observed every year on 22 March. Around the world, 2.2 billion people live without access to safe water, and this day is about raising awareness and taking action to tackle the global water crisis. The theme this year is valuing water. A core focus of the day is to support the achievement of the sixth Sustainable Development Goal: Water and Sanitation for All by 2030.
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February 1, 2016
Published by A.T.M. Ridwanul Haque at Feb 01 2016
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general, health, skills

Can students themselves fight the water crisis in rural schools?

A few months ago, Thaingkhali High School in south-eastern Bangladesh had neither safe water supply nor adequate facilities for handwashing. Without safe water in the school premises during the dry season, students felt dehydrated, becoming sleepy and unable to concentrate during lessons.
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September 12, 2013
Published by A.T.M. Ridwanul Haque at Sep 12 2013
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crisis, health

Boroitoli: A strange picture of sanitation

I would like to share the peculiar sanitation situation in Boroitoli, a hilly village in an extremely hard-to-reach area of Fatikchari sub-district of Chittagong, Bangladesh. We visited this village earlier this year to observe the existing conditions of water, sanitation and hygiene.
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