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Towards a Transportation/Mobility Grounding for Toilet Access Crisis in African Cities

2025-04-30

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Africa is one of the key sites of global toilet suffering, with some 779 million people experiencing deficient access to adequate, safe and clean toilets. Sanitation and development scholars and practitioners have extensively documented the impacts of toilet suffering and inadequate access to sanitation generally in Africa on various dimensions of sustainable development, including its adverse effects on public he...

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10.20944/preprints202504.2548.v1
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