Circular dated 14/10/2021 regarding early payment of salaries of employees and pensioners on the occasion of Diwali.
Global Handwashing Day is an annual global advocacy day dedicated to advocating for handwashing with soap as an easy, effective, and affordable way to prevent diseases and save lives.
Global Handwashing Day was founded by the Global Handwashing Partnership, and is an opportunity to design, test, and replicate creative ways to encourage people to wash their hands with soap at critical times. Global Handwashing Day is celebrated every year on October 15th.
The first Global Handwashing Day was held in 2008, when over 120 million children around the world washed their hands with soap in more than 70 countries. Since 2008, community and national leaders have used Global Handwashing Day to spread the word about handwashing, build sinks and tippy taps, and demonstrate the simplicity and value of clean hands. Since then, Global Handwashing Day has continued to grow. Global Handwashing Day is endorsed by governments, schools, international institutions, civil society organizations, NGOs, private companies, individuals, and more.
Planning a Global Handwashing Day event can be a big job, but it doesn’t have to be! The Global Handwashing Partnership (GHP) put together this step-by-step guide to help make planning successful Global Handwashing Day activities as easy as possible. This step-by-step guide can be found in the Global Handwashing Day Planner’s Guide along with an event planning checklist, celebration ideas, case studies, and much more.
If you are looking to plan a handwashing behavior change program, see the GHP resources and education modules.
Educate teachers and students on proper handwashing behavior so they make handwashing at school a habit.Government officials prioritize hygiene policies.All households in a community have access to a handwashing station near their toilet and food preparation areas
COLLECT INFORMATION AND DOCUMENT THE CURRENT SITUATION
The first step of planning a Global Handwashing Day event is to get background on the current hygiene situation in the region or country where you plan to host your event. This will help you to better target your messaging so that the event can have as big an impact as possible.
People in different places wash their hands — or don’t wash their hands — for all sorts of different reasons. If you understand these reasons, you can use them to design an effective handwashing promotion campaign. Do some local research to find out what people do now and why, and what benefits of handwashing with soap particularly appeal to them. Often people are driven by things like disgust or the desire to nurture their children, rather than concern about their health. The SuperAmma campaign, for example, found that these emotional drivers were very effective in promoting handwashing behaviors. Social norms can also play a role in triggering handwashing behavior. You can read more about social norms here.
Seek information about what proportion of people in your target area wash their hands with soap, without soap, or not at all. Find out what proportion of children under the age of five get diarrhea and pneumonia. Check whether schoolchildren have access to handwashing stations (soap and clean running water) at school or at home. If the information you need isn’t available, do a survey. This will provide evidence that will make the case for the need to promote handwashing.
As a reminder, it is important to draw a distinction between handwashing with water alone — which is commonly practiced — and handwashing with soap, which is comparatively infrequent despite being more effective.
From the data collection will emerge your key messages. For instance, you may find that 60 percent of people wash their hands with water — and think that doing so is sufficient — but only 10 percent wash their hands with soap. Thus, your key message may center around the idea that water alone is not enough — you need to wash with soap for truly clean hands — possibly evoking disgust at all the germs that are found on the hands.Is celebrated. Which raise awareness about the importance of hand hygiene and hand washing with soap
Dedicated to sustainable and long-term adoption. This year's theme is “Hur Future is at Hand.Let's Mirve Forward Together ". Children spend 8-10 hours in schools and hands with soap
Washing improves a child's health and education. The Kovind-19 epidemic has proven that washing hands with soap can prevent the transmission of diseases. Soap available for hand washing in 5% of schools in Gujarat as per WASH Survey-2020
No. All schools need to be equipped with soap for hand washing. On the occasion of Global Handwashing Day 2021, all government grant-in-aid and private schools have been asked to set up a soap bank. Soap will be available for children to wash their hands every day in schools. DEO Shri DPEO Shri, BRC / CRC Coordinator will have to visit at least one school to inaugurate a soap bank for global tankwashing. This
The activity / program has to be completed by 15th October-2021 and the mandatory report has to be uploaded on the given link (1.1 / 88) by 20th-October-2021. State Project Director State Project Office, Gandhinagar
Formation of soap bank:
1. Box of any shape and size which will be made as easy to handle, durable and waterproof soap bank as shown in the sample picture by teachers and students.Can be decorated.
2. When setting up a soap bank, teachers head teacher students, village representatives and the community.People will be encouraged to donate soap to the soap bank.To donate soap to the soap bank to school guests during any occasion visit Will be encouraged.
4. There will always be soap in the soap bank and timely repayment will be ensured
5. Soap bank should be accessible for children
6. The soap bank will be managed by the students. Two students will be appointed as the manager of the soap bank under the supervision of one teacher. It will be coordinated with the Children's Parliament where it is established
7. Replenishment and operation of Soap Bank will be discussed during the meetings of the Children's Parliament. Hand washing with soap should be evaluated quickly and their score cards should be shared with students, teachers and staff.
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