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'''Countries:''' Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia, Lao PDR
'''===Strengthening the evidence of Group handwashing in schools'''===
'''Key message: '''WinS improvements are possible if simple, step-wise approaches are used and all stakeholders work together effectively
Access to WASH in Schools (WinS) is a critical factor to promote school attendance, learning and health of children. The Fit for School (FIT) approach is an example of a WinS initiative, which aims to turn the school environment into a healthy setting by establishing a culture of cleanliness, hygiene and good maintenance. The approach stimulates healthy hygiene habits through the institutionalization of handwashing with soap and tooth brushing with fluoride toothpaste as daily school-based group activities. This requires effective collaboration between schools, local communities, Ministries of Education (MoEs) and other partners based on clear and transparent agreements.
===Sustainability Criteria===
'''Promote Health and Hygiene Effectively: ''' Daily group hygiene activities improve the broader culture of cleanliness
'''Technically appropriate including operations and maintenance: ''' Parents and community members have an important role in advocating for WinS and keeping schools clean
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===Project details===
'''Type of project: ''' School-based programme
'''Project period: ''' November 2011 to November 2018
'''Start of operation: ''' November 2011
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