Studies have shown that intestinal infections among children are associated with stunting which impacts their physical growth, and educational performance(6-8). According to UNICEF, limited access to basic health and WASH services and a healthy environment are part of the underlying determinants of malnutrition among children. Approximately 45 per cent of global malnutrition-related child deaths could be prevented by improving WASH conditions and practices(4, 9-10). The meta-analysis of 10 studies showed a significant association of WASH interventions with reduced stunting in children under-five(11).