Abstract
Water, sanitation and hygiene: measuring gender equality and empowerment.
Highlights
The right to water and sanitation is recognized as fundamental to attaining all other human rights
Based on a process of expert input and literature review, here we offer a compilation of current water, sanitation and hygiene indicators that measure gender equality and empowerment in four interrelated priority areas
Women and girls are responsible for fetching water in four out of five households where a drinking water source is off premises.[1,4,6]
Summary
The right to water and sanitation is recognized as fundamental to attaining all other human rights.
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