At the Annual Water and Health Conference at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA, (October, 2016) the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation hosted a side event to discuss the findings of the Randomised Control Trial that has been now completed in Rwanda. The intervention took place in Rusizi District from 2012- 2016 with the objective of provided evidence based research for the cost effectiveness of Community Health Clubs in National Programmes in Africa such as the Community Based Environmental Health Promotion Programme in Rwanda.
The Programme for the day was as follows:
| Link to full presentation | Title of Presentation | Presenter & Organisation |
| Introduction and Objectives for Session | Radu Ban, Project Officer, Gates Foundation | |
| 2016-10-chc-in-conext_aw | Development and Institutionalization of the CHC Model Internationally | Anthony Waterkeyn, Director of Programmes, Africa AHEAD |
| cbehpp_evaluation-results_side-event_ipa | Rusizi Evaluation methodology overview & Health Impacts of CHC in Rusizi. | Sheila Sinharoy, IPA Researcher |
| 2016-10-chc-evaluation-introduction_jh | A Prospective Evaluation of Community Hygiene Clubs in Rwanda | James Habiyamana, IPA |
| 2016-unc-waterkeyn-j | An Analysis of the Process of the CHC Intervention in Rusizi District | Juliet Waterkeyn, CEO, Africa AHEAD |
| 2016-10-monitoring-chcs-through-household-inventory_jp | ‘CHC AHEAD Community Monitoring System for Community Health Club interventions’ | Julia Pantoglou, Research Assistant, Africa AHEAD |
| You Tube Video link | Video on Monitoring Website | Tristan Waterkeyn, Overtone |