Co-design of Locally Adapted Communication Materials to Boost Engagement around Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in a Community in Ibadan, Nigeria
Olivier Kambere Kavulikirwa(Université de Montréal), Nicolas Antoine‐Moussiaux(University of Liège), Meaza Kidanemariam Berhaneselassie(University of Liège), Thomas-Julian Irabor(University of Liège), Olonade Oluwafunmilayo(University College Hospital, Ibadan), Mireille Nokam Ndeffo Marguerite(University of Liège), Emmanuelle Achiaka Irabor(University College Hospital, Ibadan)
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