【全非资讯·尼日利亚】 尼日利亚：女性在阿布贾发起反对露天排便运动

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Abuja——在Federal Capital Territory（FCT）Kwali Area Council的Kundu Ward，来自16个社区的妇女领袖发起了一场社区主导的行动，旨在全选区范围内消除露天排便并改善卫生习惯。\n\n该项目由Resource Conservation and Development Initiative International（RCDI）负责实施，旨在发挥基层妇女的影响力，以提升卫生意识、鼓励使用厕所，并在家庭和社区内巩固健康的行为习惯。\n\n该干预措施在RCDI关注妇女健康、尊严和社区韧性的“ThriveFlow”项目框架下开展，由Global Affairs Canada资助的“Renewed Women\'s Voice and Leadership-Nigeria Project”通过ActionAid Nigeria提供支持。该项目正与FCT Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency（RUWASSA）合作推进。\n\n在Kwali举行的妇女卫生倡导者培训期间，RCDI项目官员Mary-Jane Adaku Ukaegbu表示，该项目旨在让妇女在推动Kundu Ward实现无露天排便（ODF）状态的工作中发挥先锋作用。\n\n关注我们的WhatsApp和LinkedIn以获取最新头条新闻。\n\n她指出，妇女在家庭卫生、育儿、水资源管理和社区动员方面发挥着关键作用，这使她们成为推动行为改变和改善卫生实践的有力倡导者。\n\n据Ukaegbu介绍，来自16个参与社区的80名妇女将接受培训并被分派开展逐户宣传活动，向各家庭普及正确的卫生知识，并监督实现无露天排便目标的进展。\n\n她解释说，这些妇女将担任卫生倡导者，鼓励居民坚持使用厕所、在关键时刻洗手、保持周边环境整洁，并根除露天排便现象。

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RCDI (RCDI) 项目官员玛丽-简·阿达库·乌卡格布 (Mary-Jane Adaku Ukaegbu) 在夸利 (Kwali) 举行的妇女卫生倡导者培训期间表示，该项目旨在将女性置于昆杜区 (Kundu Ward) 实现“开放式排便零容忍”（ODF）状态努力的最前沿。

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Abuja — Women leaders from 16 communities in Kundu Ward of Kwali Area Council, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), have launched a community-driven campaign aimed at ending open defecation and improving hygiene practices across the ward.

The initiative, being implemented by the Resource Conservation and Development Initiative International (RCDI), seeks to harness the influence of women at the grassroots level to promote sanitation awareness, encourage toilet use and strengthen healthy behavioural practices within households and communities.

The intervention is being carried out under RCDI's ThriveFlow programme on women's health, dignity and community resilience, with support from ActionAid Nigeria through the Renewed Women's Voice and Leadership-Nigeria Project funded by Global Affairs Canada. The programme is being implemented in partnership with the FCT Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency (RUWASSA).

Speaking during the training of women sanitation champions in Kwali, RCDI Programme Officer, Mary-Jane Adaku Ukaegbu, said the project was designed to place women at the forefront of efforts to achieve Open Defecation Free (ODF) status in Kundu Ward.

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She said women play critical roles in household hygiene, childcare, water management and community mobilisation, making them effective advocates for behavioural change and improved sanitation practices.

According to Ukaegbu, 80 women drawn from the 16 participating communities will be trained and deployed to conduct house-to-house sensitisation campaigns, educate families on proper sanitation and monitor progress toward ODF attainment.

She explained that the women would serve as sanitation champions, encouraging residents to consistently use toilets, wash their hands at critical times, maintain clean surroundings and eliminate open defecation.

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