PUBLICATIONS

PUBLICATIONS:

ZOD for all – Scaling up the Community Health Club Model to meet the MDGs for Sanitation in Rural and Urban areas : Case Studies from Zimbabwe and Uganda. IWA conference, Mexico J.Waterkeyn, R. Matimati, and A. Muringaniza. Unpublished: email: juliet@afriacaahead.com for full paper
Monitoring Hygiene Behaviour Change Through Community Health Clubs. Waterkeyn J & Rosenfeld J (2009) Unpublished: email juliet@africaahead.com

Creating demand for sanitation and hygiene through Community Health Clubs: a cost-effective intervention in two districts of Zimbabwe. Waterkeyn, J. & Cairncross, S. (2005). 61. Social Science & Medicine. p.1958-1970

Scaling up Community Health Clubs: An Appeal to Funding Agencies. Waterkeyn, J. (2006). WELL/ London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Unpublished.

Rapid Sanitation Uptake in the Internally Displaced People Camps of Northern Uganda through Community Health Clubs. Okot, P., Kwame, V. & Waterkeyn, J. (2005). Kampala. 31st WEDC Conference.

Hygiene & sanitation strategies in Uganda: How to achieve sustainable behaviour change? Waterkeyn, A. (2005). Kampala, 31st WEDC Conference.

Decreasing communicable diseases through improved hygiene in Community Health Clubs. Waterkeyn, J. (2005). Kampala. 31st WEDC Conference.

Cost-Effective Health Promotion through Community Health Clubs. Waterkeyn, J. (2005). London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Unpublished PhD Thesis.

Taking PHAST the Extra Mile Through Community Health Clubs. Waterkeyn, A. & Waterkeyn, J. (2004). Report submitted to WSP-EA/World Bank. Unpublished.

Cost Effective Health Promotion: Community Health Clubs. Waterkeyn, J. (2003). Abuja. 29th WEDC.

Hygiene promotion in Burkina Faso and Zimbabwe: New approaches to behaviour change. Sidibe, M. & Curtis, V. (2002). Blue-Gold Field Note, Water and Sanitation Program (WSP)-Africa Region, World Bank.

Demand Led Sanitation in Zimbabwe. Waterkeyn, A. & Waterkeyn, J. (2000). Dhaka 26th WEDC.

Structured Participation in Community Health Clubs. Waterkeyn, J. (1999). Addis Ababa. 25th WEDC.

The Need for Knowledge: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs applied to rural communities in Africa. Waterkeyn, J. Submitted abstract, unpublished.

ARTICLES:

The Power of Participatory Education: Social Capital in Zimbabwe. Rosenfeld, J. (2007). Unpublished.

2nd Africa San Conference 2008: African Ministers Endorse A Plan of Action for Sanitation. Waterkeyn, J. (2008). Unpublished

MANUALS:

Community Health Clubs in Informal Settlements: A Training Manual for Community Workers using Participatory Activities. Waterkeyn. J. (2008). Africa AHEAD. Cape Town.

District Health Promotion using the Consensus Approach. Waterkeyn J. (2006). WELL/DFID/ London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Unpublished.

PRESENTATIONS:

Cost Effective Health Promotion: Community Health Clubs. Presented J. Waterkeyn at the 29th WEDC Conference, 2003, Abuja, Nigeria

For a copy of this presentation in pdf, click here: Cost Effective Health Promotion: Presentation at 29th WEDC Conference, Abuja

Decreasing Communicable Diseases through Improved Hygiene in Community Health Clubs. Presented by J. Waterkeyn at the 31st WEDC Conference, 2005, Kampala, Uganda.

For a copy of this presentation in pdf, click here: Decreasing Communicable Diseases through Improved Hygiene in Community Health Clubs: Presentation at 31st WEDC Conference, Kampala .

Health Promotion in Gulu: One Month After Start-Up. Presented by J. Waterkeyn for CARE Uganda’s Water and Sanitation Program, February 2005, Gulu, Uganda.

For a copy of this presentation in pdf click here: Health Promotion in Gulu: Presentation for CARE Uganda, 2005

Rapid Sanitation Uptake in Internally Displaced People Camps in Northern Uganda through Community Health Clubs. Presented by J. Waterkeyn at the 31st WEDC Conference, 2005, Kampala, Uganda.

For a copy of this presentation in pdf, click here: Rapid Sanitation Uptake in Internally Displaced People Camps in Northern Uganda through Community Health Clubs: Presentation at 31st WEDC Conference, Kampala

Consensus and a Culture of Health: Cost-Effective Health Promotion through Community Health Clubs. Presented by J. Waterkeyn at the University of Cape Town Medical School, 2006, Cape Town, South Africa.