As part of life-saving WASH assistance, such as drainage systems and waste management, it aimed to benefit a greater number of community members and migrant workers residing in the sustainability of the project beyond the departments of life. CDA has also carried out capacity building activities, particularly on sanitation and menstrual hygiene management practices at the local level, where women, adolescent girls, older people and people with disabilities can have access. easier to learning opportunities. With regard to behavior change related to waste disposal and good sanitation practices, CDA conducted behavior change campaigns in five neighborhoods of Shwe Pyi Thar Municipality. Ko Win Htut Thein, project manager at CDA, discusses the establishment of good hygiene practices between the host community and internal migrants. “CDA aims to help and improve the lives of migrant workers and their families by sharing knowledge on improving WASH facilities and good hygiene practices through awareness-raising activities. In total, CDA has achieved 8,148 people, including 6,242 women and girls." He added that “the sensitization sessions focused on promoting intensified hygiene on handwashing and menstrual hygiene management by organizing small groups in each department. Along with this session, the CDA distributed hygiene supplies to all attendees.” In addition, CDA hosted three public behavior change events, including public campaigns for handwashing, menstrual hygiene, and litter disposal from December 2021 to March 2022. CDA has also provided hygiene items to the host community and migrant families actively involved in the campaigns. Through sensitization and education sessions on menstrual hygiene management, CDA reached a total of 2,981 beneficiaries, including 2,709 women and girls and 272 boys and men.