The Human Right to Hygiene One Year On
The Human Right to Hygiene One Year On
Last year, we published our landmark, Human Right to Hygiene report which mapped the systems that drive hygiene poverty and outlined a set of clear steps to end hygiene poverty in a Roadmap for Change.
One year later, we wanted to share how we’ve worked to tackle hygiene poverty, the impact we’ve had to-date, and our next steps along our Roadmap for Change.
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