Water Treatment and Safe Storage Community Conversation Guide
This document outlines a marketing strategy for a demonstration and discussion on water treatment and safe storage, targeting various community groups such as Women’s Development Army, Kebele Administration & Women’s Associations, Faith-Based Organizations, Local Artisans, and the general market population. The event aims to raise awareness on the importance of treating water and using clean storage containers to promote a healthy home environment. The strategy includes mobilizing the community, engaging with radio stations for testimonials, organizing hands-on demonstration stations, and facilitating a group container cleaning activity to educate participants. The goal is to encourage behavior change towards adopting effective water treatment methods and safe storage practices.
Water Treatment and Safe Storage Community Conversation Guide
This document outlines a marketing strategy for a demonstration and discussion on water treatment and safe storage, targeting various community groups such as Women’s Development Army, Kebele Administration & Women’s Associations, Faith-Based Organizations, Local Artisans, and the general market population. The event aims to raise awareness on the importance of treating water and using clean storage containers to promote a healthy home environment. The strategy includes mobilizing the community, engaging with radio stations for testimonials, organizing hands-on demonstration stations, and facilitating a group container cleaning activity to educate participants. The goal is to encourage behavior change towards adopting effective water treatment methods and safe storage practices.
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