The effects of the intervention will be evaluated through a cluster-randomized study design. Ten villages will be randomly selected and paired based on location, proximity to water, and population size. One village in each pair will be randomly assigned to receive the intervention (total of five villages) and one to the control group (total of five villages). Approximately 500 households in each arm will be screened, consented, and enrolled. Data will be collected by trained interviewers using surveys administered with electronic tablets at three time points, once at baseline, once 12 months after intervention implementation, and once approximately 36 months after intervention implementation. Anthropometric measurements of women and young children will be taken at three time points. Hemoglobin for women and young children will be measured among a subset of the study population at three time points.