Caregiver WASH‐related knowledge and practices
Caregiver knowledge of WASH and WASH–livestock‐related risks at endline was generally higher in the SELEVER group than in the control group for both mothers and fathers, with the differences across groups found to be marginally statistically significant for overall mother's knowledge and statistically significant for knowledge related to livestock risks (Table Maternal and paternal hygiene‐related knowledge at endline, SELEVER trial.
No differences across SELEVER and control groups were apparent with regard to overall household WASH and WASH–livestock‐related practices (Table Effects of SELEVER and SELEVER + WASH interventions on WASH‐related practices, SELEVER Trial and WASH‐substudy populations.
In the WASH substudy population in the lean‐season follow‐up, households in the SELEVER group were found to have higher overall WASH practices scores than those in control or SELEVER + WASH groups (Table 