How do we change social norms – men’s expectations on men (i.e. men are bewitched if they take on household
responsibilities) and how do we change women’s expectations of men?
This Sanitation and Hygiene Hunter-Gatherer Thematic Note discusses methods and recommendations for involving men and boys in sanitation programmes.
| Publisher | Institute of Development Studies |
| Region | Eastern Africa, Southern Africa |
| Themes | Behaviour change, Gender, Gender transformative WASH, Leave no one behind, Social norms |
| Approaches | Community-led approaches, Rapid Action Learning approaches |
| Citation | Cavill, S., Jimmy, M.K., Wamera, E. and S. Yondu (2018) Involving Men and Boys in CLTS: East and Southern Africa Region, Sanitation and Hygiene Hunter-Gatherer Thematic Note, Brighton: IDS |
| Language | English |
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