Liberia (2011): MAP Study Evaluating the Availability of Household Water Treatment Products in WASH Project Areas. Round One.

n 2009 a child survival program was initiated in Liberia with the social marketing of the household water treatment solution WaterGuard, continued at present under the USAID funded WASH project in specific target areas. This report is drawn from a larger MAP study that aimed at assessing the availability of condoms, WaterGuard and other household water treatment products throughout the country. The current report is a condensed version of the full MAP report, focussing on WaterGuard availability and quality standards in the WASH project areas and in other areas of the country.2009年，利比里亚启动儿童生存项目，通过社会营销推广家用水处理解决方案WaterGuard；目前，该项推广工作由美国国际开发署（USAID）资助的水、环境卫生与个人卫生（Water, Sanitation and Hygiene，简称WASH）项目在特定目标区域持续推进。本报告源自一项覆盖全国的大型MAP研究，该研究旨在评估全国范围内避孕套、WaterGuard及其他家用水处理产品的可及性情况。本次报告为完整MAP报告的精简版本，重点聚焦WASH项目区域及利比里亚全国其他区域内WaterGuard的可及性与质量标准。