Participation for Progress
By investing in hygiene and health, we not only consider equality and human dignity, we also invest in social progress.
By investing in hygiene and health, we not only consider equality and human dignity, we also invest in social progress.
Gert Bagge shares his personal story of experiencing bladder leakage as a consequence of prostate cancer and how he is overcoming social obstacles. Watch the full video here.
To us, societal implications are what hygiene and health is all about. Often, the resources required are much less than we might think.
The report highlights the importance of prioritizing hygiene and health throughout the life course. It shows how efforts can contribute not only to personal well-being but also to societal development, ie contribute to UN SDGs.
It also aims to influence public policy to raise hygiene and health standards globally.
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Explore the results from the Essentials Initiative Survey 2018 and test your knowledge! How do you think people answered?