Current State and Trends of Access to Sanitation in Ethiopia and the Need to Revise Indicators to Monitor Progress in the Post-2015 Era

Current State and Trends of Access to Sanitation in Ethiopia and the Need to Revise Indicators to Monitor Progress in the Post-2015 Era

Investigating the current level and trends of access and identifying the underlying challenges to sanitation system development will be useful in determining directions developing countries are heading as they plan to promote sustainable development goals (post 2015 agenda). This research investigat...

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Main Authors: Beyene, Abebe, Hailu, Tamene, Faris, Kebede, Kloos, Helmut
Format: Journal Article
Language:en_US
Published: BioMed Central 2015
Subjects:
sanitation
Millennium Development Goals
MDGs
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23134
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spelling okr-10986-231342021-04-23T14:04:13Z Current State and Trends of Access to Sanitation in Ethiopia and the Need to Revise Indicators to Monitor Progress in the Post-2015 Era Beyene, Abebe Hailu, Tamene Faris, Kebede Kloos, Helmut sanitation Millennium Development Goals MDGs Investigating the current level and trends of access and identifying the underlying challenges to sanitation system development will be useful in determining directions developing countries are heading as they plan to promote sustainable development goals (post 2015 agenda). This research investigates the status and trends of access to improved sanitation coverage (ISC) in relation to the MDG target in Ethiopia with the aim of identifying prevailing constraints and suggesting the way forward in the post-MDG era. 2015-11-24T17:46:02Z 2015-11-24T17:46:02Z 2015-05-02 Journal Article BMC Public Health http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23134 en_US CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/ World Bank BioMed Central Publications & Research :: Journal Article Publications & Research Ethiopia
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topic sanitation
Millennium Development Goals
MDGs
spellingShingle sanitation
Millennium Development Goals
MDGs
Beyene, Abebe
Hailu, Tamene
Faris, Kebede
Kloos, Helmut
Current State and Trends of Access to Sanitation in Ethiopia and the Need to Revise Indicators to Monitor Progress in the Post-2015 Era
geographic_facet Ethiopia
description Investigating the current level and trends of access and identifying the underlying challenges to sanitation system development will be useful in determining directions developing countries are heading as they plan to promote sustainable development goals (post 2015 agenda). This research investigates the status and trends of access to improved sanitation coverage (ISC) in relation to the MDG target in Ethiopia with the aim of identifying prevailing constraints and suggesting the way forward in the post-MDG era.
format Journal Article
author Beyene, Abebe
Hailu, Tamene
Faris, Kebede
Kloos, Helmut
author_facet Beyene, Abebe
Hailu, Tamene
Faris, Kebede
Kloos, Helmut
author_sort Beyene, Abebe
title Current State and Trends of Access to Sanitation in Ethiopia and the Need to Revise Indicators to Monitor Progress in the Post-2015 Era
title_short Current State and Trends of Access to Sanitation in Ethiopia and the Need to Revise Indicators to Monitor Progress in the Post-2015 Era
title_full Current State and Trends of Access to Sanitation in Ethiopia and the Need to Revise Indicators to Monitor Progress in the Post-2015 Era
title_fullStr Current State and Trends of Access to Sanitation in Ethiopia and the Need to Revise Indicators to Monitor Progress in the Post-2015 Era
title_full_unstemmed Current State and Trends of Access to Sanitation in Ethiopia and the Need to Revise Indicators to Monitor Progress in the Post-2015 Era
title_sort current state and trends of access to sanitation in ethiopia and the need to revise indicators to monitor progress in the post-2015 era
publisher BioMed Central
publishDate 2015
url http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23134
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