Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
The ‘Integrated WASH resilience and disaster preparedness in remote atoll schools and communities’ project will run for three years from 2023 to 2026 and will target 45 communities. This project has been made possible with funding support from USAID via the Pacific American Fund.
Read MoreCoordinated water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) planning, particularly at provincial and community levels, is key to empowering climate change-vulnerable communities.
Read MorePosters, stickers and billboards have been displayed across the city of Honiara in order to improve the practice of handwashing with soap and water at critical times (before preparing food, before eating and after going to the toilet).
Read MoreLive & Learn created a series of COVID-19 awareness posters as part of the wider WASH Awareness Program. These posters promoted COVID-19 awareness and safety and featured 6 different designs. Basic hygiene messages were included as well as information suited to the local context.
Read MorePosters and stickers with a focus on handwashing and good hygiene have been created for schools and communities in Papua New Guinea. These resources promote keeping your toilet clean and correctly washing your hands with soap and water.
Read MoreA majority of people in Papua New Guinea live in rural areas, relying on local community markets to purchase food and make a living. In order to improve the hygiene of such marketplaces Live & Learn created a series of posters and matching stickers.
Read MoreThis resource identifies ways that key actors, such as civil society organisations and governments, can better support communities to manage their water systems.
Read MoreThis Annual Report details the achievements of Live & Learn Environmental Education Tuvalu during a period of expansion and new challenges.
Read MoreLive & Learn’s response to the COVID-19 crisis has been a natural extension of our strong history of implementing water, sanitation and hygiene projects across the Pacific. Live & Learn has worked alongside communities that have been affected by the pandemic, supporting and expanding national health efforts in
the response to COVID-19.