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Case study: Good health and wellbeing (SDG3): A little dust-up: Co-designing cleaning practices in Ghanaian households to combat antimicrobial resistance

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Case study: Good health and wellbeing (SDG3): A little dust-up: Co-designing cleaning practices in Ghanaian households to combat antimicrobial resistance. / Darby, A.; Pickup, R.; Ahorlu, C.; Tsekleves, E.; De Souza, D.; Boakye, D.; Rhodes, G.

Design for Global Challenges and Goals. ed. / Emmanuel Tsekleves; Rachel Cooper; Jak Spencer. London : Routledge, 2021. p. 63-80 (Design for Social Responsibility).

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Darby, A, Pickup, R, Ahorlu, C, Tsekleves, E, De Souza, D, Boakye, D & Rhodes, G 2021, Case study: Good health and wellbeing (SDG3): A little dust-up: Co-designing cleaning practices in Ghanaian households to combat antimicrobial resistance. in E Tsekleves, R Cooper & J Spencer (eds), Design for Global Challenges and Goals. Design for Social Responsibility, Routledge, London, pp. 63-80. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003099680-8

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Darby, A., Pickup, R., Ahorlu, C., Tsekleves, E., De Souza, D., Boakye, D., & Rhodes, G. (2021). Case study: Good health and wellbeing (SDG3): A little dust-up: Co-designing cleaning practices in Ghanaian households to combat antimicrobial resistance. In E. Tsekleves, R. Cooper, & J. Spencer (Eds.), Design for Global Challenges and Goals (pp. 63-80). (Design for Social Responsibility). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003099680-8

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Darby A, Pickup R, Ahorlu C, Tsekleves E, De Souza D, Boakye D et al. Case study: Good health and wellbeing (SDG3): A little dust-up: Co-designing cleaning practices in Ghanaian households to combat antimicrobial resistance. In Tsekleves E, Cooper R, Spencer J, editors, Design for Global Challenges and Goals. London: Routledge. 2021. p. 63-80. (Design for Social Responsibility). https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003099680-8

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Darby, A. ; Pickup, R. ; Ahorlu, C. ; Tsekleves, E. ; De Souza, D. ; Boakye, D. ; Rhodes, G. / Case study: Good health and wellbeing (SDG3): A little dust-up: Co-designing cleaning practices in Ghanaian households to combat antimicrobial resistance. Design for Global Challenges and Goals. editor / Emmanuel Tsekleves ; Rachel Cooper ; Jak Spencer. London : Routledge, 2021. pp. 63-80 (Design for Social Responsibility).

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