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English: Second administrative areas shaded red have significantly lower coverage than the national average, based on 95% BCI, for either both (dark red) or one (light red) of improved drinking water and improved sanitation; administrative areas shaded blue have significantly higher coverage rates than the national average. Administrative areas shaded grey are not significantly different from the national mean. |
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| Source | Image file from Pullan R, Freeman M, Gething P, Brooker S (2014). "Geographical Inequalities in Use of Improved Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation across Sub-Saharan Africa: Mapping and Spatial Analysis of Cross-sectional Survey Data". PLOS Medicine. DOI:10.1371/journal.pmed.1001626. PMID 24714528. PMC: 3979660. | |
| Author | Pullan R, Freeman M, Gething P, Brooker S | |
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