Savlon & Emiway Bantai enlist hip hop's help to get kids to wash hands
Savlon & Emiway Bantai has turned to hip hop's help to get kids to wash their hands. On Global Hand Hygiene Day this year, Savlon Swasth India Mission harnessed an everyday insight of how our hands, through the day, meet and greet multiple people, and touch several surfaces picking up germs from each interaction. The campaign has been conceptualised by Ogilvy India. Sameer Satpathy, Divisional Chief Executive, Personal Care Products Business, ITC Limited, said, "Savlon Swasth India Mission is one of our longest running initiatives and also one of the largest school programmes on hand hygiene. The endeavour since its inception has been to induce a behavioural change towards hand hygiene and explore disruptive and innovative ways to engage, educate, and empower everybody to adopt the habit of washing hands with soap or handwash. The film marking the Global Hand Hygiene Day is a humourous conversation reiterating the message of hand hygiene and re-emphasising our commitment to education and adoption of Handwashing!” Kainaz Karmakar & Harshad Rajadhyaksha, CCOs, Ogilvy India, add, “Over the years, we have created meaningful and powerful messaging for Savlon Swasth India Mission. As part of this broader task, the film is a disruptive and memorable way to make people aware of this insightful truth, and hopefully impact positive handwashing behaviour.”
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