Lack of access to potable water and good sanitation is still one of the most challenging
public health concerns of the twenty-first century despite steady progress over recent …

The realization of the scale, magnitude, and complexity of the water and sanitation problem
at the global level has compelled international agencies and national governments to …

People's access to quality water and sanitation resources significantly improves their health.
Using the 2014 Ghana DHS dataset, multilevel robust Poisson regression modelling was …

Improved water sources and sanitation are crucial for human survival. The study focused on
examining the inequalities and determinants of access to water and sanitation between rural …

Abstract Sustainable Development Goal 6 of the United Nations, adopted in 2015, aims at
equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all by 2030. Attaining this goal is …

Abstract Termination of the Millennium Development Goals gave birth to the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) with which Target 6 is to provide unhindered access to safe and …

We analysed householders' access to improved water for drinking and other domestic uses
in five selected low-income urban areas of Accra, Ghana using a survey of 1,500 …

Worldwide, 844 million people still lack access to basic drinking water, especially in the rural
areas of low and middle income countries. However, considerable progress has been made …

Abstract Background By 2050, sub-Saharan Africa's (SSA) urban population is expected to
grow from 414 million to over 1.2 billion. This growth will likely increase challenges to …

The welfare implications of safe water and sanitation cannot be overstated. The economic
gains from provision of improved services to millions of unserved Africans in enormous. The …