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Access to Clean Water and Sanitation Pose 21st-Century Challenge for Millions

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Access to Clean Water and Sanitation Pose 21st-Century Challenge for Millions
Author(s)Voelker, Rebecca
AbstractThe success of the Safe Water System pioneered by households in Zambia’s capital city, Lusaka shows how the developed world can work with local authorities in the developing world where resources are available to create better living conditions for the local populace. Women and children bear the economic brunt of shortages arising from lack of clean water as many among them have to spend hours together to collect water, and it is imperative that diverse partnerships between developed and developing countries deliver results.
IssueNo3
Pages318-320
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceJAMA, The Journal of the American Medical Association
VolumeNo292
PubDateJuly 2004
ISBN_ISSN0098-7484

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