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Kenya is among the top ten richest countries in Africa (IMF, 2015), but just under a third of its population has access to improved sanitation and 12% still defecate in the open (WHO/UNICEF, 2015). 

SHARE's work in Kenya focussed primarily on informal settlements in Kisumu, western Kenya. Building on a project looking at urban WASH disparities from Phase I, our partners, GLUK, led the Safe Start project - designing, implementing and evaluating the impact of an intervention to explore WASH and food hygiene in low-income settlements.

 

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Annual Report 2016-2017
Applying outcome mapping to plan, monitor and evaluate policy influence; learning from the SHARE research consortium
Ascaris lumbricoides Infection Following School-Based Deworming in Western Kenya: Assessing the Role of Pupils' School and Home Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Exposure
Associations between School & Household Level Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Conditions & Soil-Transmitted Helminth Infection among Kenyan School Children
Behaviour Change for WASH: Policy Brief
Decision-making on shared sanitation in the informal settlements of Kisumu, Kenya
Designing a Food Hygiene Intervention in Low-Income, Peri-Urban Context of Kisumu, Kenya: Application of the Trials of Improved Practices Methodology
Determinants of Quality of Shared Sanitation Facilities in Informal Settlements of Kisumu, Kenya
Determinants of quality of shared sanitation facilities in informal settlements: case study of Kisumu, Kenya
Determinants of Usage of Communal Sanitation Facilities in Informal Settlements of Kisumu, Kenya
Enteric pathogen diversity in infant foods in low-income neighborhoods of Kisumu, Kenya
Estimating the Cost and Payment for Sanitation in the Informal Settlements of Kisumu, Kenya: A Cross Sectional Study
Infant Food Hygiene and Childcare Practices in Context: Findings from an Urban Informal Settlement in Kenya
Kenya Sanitation Research Symposium - Presentations
Oral Contact Events and Caregiver Hand Hygiene: Implications for Fecal-Oral Exposure to Enteric Pathogens among Infants 3–9 Months Living in Informal, Peri-Urban Communities in Kisumu, Kenya
Outcome mapping and research into use: analysing monitoring data for effective strategies
Preference for and characteristics of an appropriate sanitation technology for the slums of Kisumu, Kenya
Promoting gender equality through improved monitoring, capacity building and research partnerships: reflections from the SHARE programme
Realities and experiences of Community Health Volunteers as agents for behaviour change: evidence from an informal urban settlement in Kisumu, Kenya
Role, ownership and presence of domestic animals in peri-urban households of Kisumu, Kenya
Safe Start - Formative Research Brief
Safe Start Trial: Preventing Enteric Infections in Young Children in Kenya
Socio-Economic Dynamics in Slums and Implications for Sanitation Sustainability in Kisumu, Kenya
The association between domestic animal presence and ownership and household drinking water contamination among periurban communities of Kisumu, Kenya
The Effect of a Novel Early Childhood Hygiene Intervention on Enteric Infections and Growth Faltering in Low-Income Informal Settlements of Kisumu, Kenya
The Missing Ingredients: Are Policy-Makers Doing Enough on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene to End Malnutrition?
The Safe Start trial to assess the effect of an infant hygiene intervention on enteric infections and diarrhoea in low-income informal neighbourhoods of Kisumu, Kenya: a study protocol for a cluster randomized controlled trial
Understanding living conditions and deprivation in informal settlements of Kisumu, Kenya

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SHARE contributes to achieving universal access to effective, sustainable and equitable sanitation and hygiene by generating evidence to improve policy and practice worldwide.