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Title(Un)reliability in sanitation monitoring : analysis of East African urban data
Publication TypeMiscellaneous
Year of Publication2012
AuthorsSzántó, G, Letema, S, van Lier, JB
Secondary TitleGlobal Water Forum (GWF) Discussion Paper
Volume1254
Pagination5 p.; 1 tab.
Date Published2012-12-01
PublisherGlobal Water Partnership (GWP)
Place PublishedCanberra, ACT, Australia
Keywordseast africa, information analysis, information sources, monitoring, sanitation, who/unicef joint monitoring programme
Abstract

Access to proper sanitation facilities is key to tackling human excreta related epidemics in developing regions. To achieve that, access to quality information on the sanitation sector is crucial in order to: identify key problem areas; and to optimize the use of available funds. Using national and regional socioeconomic data for five East African countries, this paper highlights the complexity of acquiring realistic sanitation information and provides a preliminary assessment of survey data reliability based on WHO/UNICEF data. [authors abstract]

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