How Access to Urban Potable Water and Sewerage Connections Affects Child Mortality /

How Access to Urban Potable Water and Sewerage Connections Affects Child Mortality / Shi, Anqing.

January 2000 - Lower child mortality is associated with improved access to urban potable water and sewerage connections, government involvement in the provision of local water services, and private or parastatal participation in the provision of sewerage connections. Using a city-level database of G...

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Main Author: Shi, Anqing
Corporate Author: World Bank
Other title:World Bank e-Library.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2000.
Series:Policy research working papers.
Subjects:
City Development Strategies.
City dwellers.
Communities and Human Settlements.
Diseases.
Drinking water.
Health, Nutrition and Population.
Human settlements.
Infant.
Infant Deaths.
Live Births.
Mortality Differentials.
Nutrition.
Policy.
Poor.
Population Policies.
Poverty.
Children > Mortality.
Rural Areas.
Sanitation.
Town Water Supply and Sanitation.
Urban Areas.
Urban Development.
Urban Population Growth.
Urban Water Supply and Sanitation.
Water Supply and Sanitation.
World Health Organization.
Children > Mortality
City dwellers
Diseases
Drinking water
Human settlements
Nutrition
Poor
Poverty
Sanitation
Developing countries.
Developing countries

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