Output: CGVs are trained on mother and baby hand washing behavior change messages

1. Activities

1.1. Hand washing mother/baby curriculum development

1.2. Training of trainers for those who would perform trainings in the communities

1.3. Conduct needs assessment to determine perspectives on handwashing practices

1.4. Educate parents on handwashing practices and CGVs

2. Input

2.1. Personell, such as interpretors, trainers, etc

2.2. Designated space for trainings

2.3. Training materials, money

3. Impacts

3.1. Rate of enteric infection decreases

4. Outcomes

4.1. Mothers have increased knowledge on hygienic hand washing practices, and the process that bacteria is transferred

4.2. Mothers increase frequency in most effective hand washing/hygienic practices

4.3. Changed perspectives among mothers on hand-washing practices

4.3.1. Nature and strength of causality: Behavioral in nature. Pretty strong as information with regards to handwashing practices would have been collected during needs assessment.

4.3.2. Contextual assumption: Mothers have differing perspectives on hand washing than those conducting intervention.

4.4. Mothers pass knowledge of proper hand washing practices to their children and community

4.4.1. Nature and strength of causality, Behavioral in nature. Not a direct outcome, hard to measure.

4.4.2. Contextual assumption: Mothers are implementing behaviors and sharing what they have learned with their children