Revisiting Participants from Summer 2010 Pilot Sample Clauses

Revisiting Participants from Summer 2010 Pilot. ‌ Before commencing data collection for the study, the research team returned to the village where the small-scale pilot intervention had taken place in summer 2010. A targeted group discussion was held with three of the four participating mothers, during which they were asked to share their experiences using the training mat over the past year. While it was not a formal focus group, this discussion gave the WASH-LTM team valuable insight into how the first version of the latrine training mat was used in households, and was helpful in shaping the strategies that were then developed for the scaled-up study. The research team also visited each household and observed their latrines and the current status of the wooden latrine training mats they had received approximately eight months prior. Overall, this visit demonstrated continued use of the LTM among young children; participants reported that their children had quickly grown accustomed to the wooden mat and used it regularly. In addition to sharing their experiences, the three mothers gave recommendations for ways to improve the design of the LTM. These suggestions significantly shaped the final version of the LTM Prototype #3 (the wooden mat).
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