41. Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Promotion

Figures

• 41.1 Median Construction Cost of Water Supply Facilities for Africa, Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean
• 41.2 Median Construction Cost of Sanitation Technologies in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean
• 41.3 Comparison of Assumptions Made by Pruss and others (2002) and in this chapter

Tables

• 41.1 The Bradley Classification of Water-related Infections
• 41.2 Percentage Reductions in Disease Rates Assumed by Bradley
• 41.3 Median Reductions in Diarrhea Morbidity Reported from Different Water Supply and Sanitation Interventions
• 41.4 Median Reductions in Morbidity Associated with Improved Water Supply and Sanitation: Conditions Other Than Diarrhea, Related Most Closely to Water Supply
• 41.5 Benefits of Latrine Ownership as Perceived by 320 Households in Rural Benin
• 41.6 Factors Associated with Hand-Washing Behavior by 90 Women in Bangladesh
• 41.7 Assumed Reductions in Diarrhea Attributable to Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Promotion
• 41.8 Distribution of the Population between Scenarios of Water Supply and Sanitation Provision (percent)
• 41.9 Distribution of DALYs Attributable to Diarrhea Caused by Poor Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene by Subregion, According to Various Assumptions (thousands)
• 41.10 DALYs Due to Diarrhea Attributable to Poor Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene by Subregion, as a Percentage of Total DALYs
• 41.11 Costs Assumed for Cost-Effectiveness Calculations (US$ per capita)
• 41.12 Cost-Effectiveness of Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Promotion (US$/DALY)