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Diarrhoea

There are over 1.5 billion cases of childhood diarrhoeal diseases every year, making them the second leading cause of death of children under five. Diarrhoeal diseases are caused by contaminated water or food, or by poor hygiene and sanitation practices

About diarrhoea

Our projects

Community delivery

Child and maternal health

This film is the first of two that demonstrate the importance of bringing management of common but potentially dangerous childhood illnesses, including diarrhoea, to the community level. This film features the achievement of our inSCALE project. Part 2 can be found via our Resources or our YouTube channel

Latest news

PUBLICATIONS: Our approach to community based management of diarrhoea forms part of our community primary health care delivery. Please click here to review our wide range of publications on this issue

ADVOCACY REPORT: The urgent need to scale up community based primary health care programmes as a cost-effective means of extending vital health services and addressing the growing global health worker gap

FILM: We have been introducing integrated community case management (iCCM) in Myanmar. iCCM is an approach which includes diagnosis and treatment of three diseases, malaria, pneumonia and diarrhoea. Click here to watch the film

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