探讨撒哈拉以南非洲非正规水部门的非正式性、不平等和健康风险

Q1 Earth and Planetary Sciences
Florence Dery, Elijah Bisung
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摘要

获得基本供水服务对健康有巨大影响。然而,实现可持续发展目标(sdg)下的普遍饮用水目标是撒哈拉以南非洲许多国家政府面临的一项重大挑战。在SSA的许多城市环境中,私营和非正式水务企业对于改善获得基本供水服务至关重要。它们提供关键的供水服务,特别是那些没有公共供水系统的地区。在围绕与水有关的工作进行讨论的基础上,本文综述了非正式水工作的特点和相关的健康风险。我们认为,有机会发展一种更重要的奖学金,同时关注非正规水部门的贡献,以及确保非正规水和卫生部门工人安全和体面工作环境所需的政策。
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Exploring informalities, inequalities, and health risk in the informal water sector in Sub-Saharan Africa

Access to basic water services have tremendous influence on health. Meeting the universal drinking water target under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is however a major challenge for many governments in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). In many urban contexts in SSA, private and informal water enterprises are essential to improving access to basic water services. They provide critical water services especially to areas not served by public water systems. Building on discussions around water-related jobs, this paper provides a review of characteristics of informal water work and the associated health risks. We believe there is an opportunity to develop a more critical scholarship that simultaneously attends to the contribution of the informal water sector as well as policies needed to ensure safe and decent work environment for workers in the informal water and sanitation sector.

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Water Security
Water Security Earth and Planetary Sciences-Oceanography
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8.50
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期刊介绍: Water Security aims to publish papers that contribute to a better understanding of the economic, social, biophysical, technological, and institutional influencers of current and future global water security. At the same time the journal intends to stimulate debate, backed by science, with strong interdisciplinary connections. The goal is to publish concise and timely reviews and synthesis articles about research covering the following elements of water security: -Shortage- Flooding- Governance- Health and Sanitation
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