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This website is operated by the WASHmobile Research Team, an international research collaboration led by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in collaboration with:
- Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (USA)
- Catholic University of Bukavu (DRC)
- Ministry of Health, Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Research, Training and Management International (Bangladesh)
- Bangladesh Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
- With implementation partner EngageSPARK
With funding support from:
- Wellcome Trust
- GiveWell
- Ricket Global Hygiene Institute
- USAID
- US National Institutes of Health
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WASHmobile Research Team. WASHmobile: Light-touch, high-impact WASH mobile health interventions to reduce diarrhea outbreaks and improve child growth. Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 2025. https://www.washmobile.org
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