Hand Hygiene for All 2020 Report

The global response to COVID-19 cannot succeed without effective hand hygiene.

2021

Abstract

This is critical to preventing infection and reducing transmission of COVID-19, and to safely care for those who are infected. In addition to being one of the most cost-effective ways to protect global health, it is a human right and is fundamental to human dignity. This progress report highlights key activities and accomplishments of the Hand Hygiene for All Global Initiative in 2020.

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