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As the proportion of deliveries in health institutions increases in LMICs, so do the challenges of maintaining standards of hygiene and preventing healthcare-associated infections in mothers and babies. A needs assessment was conducted in seven maternity units in Gujarat, India, and eight in Dhaka Division, Bangladesh in 2014.

This article highlights the second phase of the two year interdisciplinary G-WASH research project. G-WASH combines social anthropology, gender studies and sanitary engineering to research different usersÕ needs about WASH infrastructure in health care facilities.

Guides for the design, construction, operation and maintenance of WASH facilities in PHC Centers in Nigeria, to ensure that centers are capable of improving the Health of the patients, staff and caregivers as well as local communities.

A handout given at the 2016 Women Deliver Conference with WHO recommendations to reduce AMR around the time of delivery.

Presentations given at the mid-project review workshop, Bamako, Mali, November 2016

Presentations given at the mid-project review workshop, Bamako, Mali, November 2016

Presentations given at the mid-project review workshop, Bamako, Mali, November 2016

Editorial piece in the BMJ looking at childbirth without access to water and sanitation.

This paper explores linkages between water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and maternal and perinatal health via a conceptual approach and a scoping review.