Introduction: gender and water, sanitation and hygiene

Caroline Sweetman · Louise Medland

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Gender, Education, and Development Issues Water Resource Management and Quality Gender Studies and Social Issues

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At birth and death, and each day in between, human needs for water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) are near-constant. In the most intimate and personal ways, WASH offers ‘life-giving or life-threate...

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