Target 7C of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) calls for halving the proportion of the population (baseline 1990) without sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation by 2015 (United Nations (UN) 2000). A large developing country like India is critical to meeting this target. Even though the MDGs set out to measure and reduce the population without sustainable access to safe water and sanitation, difficulties have been encountered in measuring ‘safe ’ and ‘sustainable’, which have led to a revision of the target to achieving access to improved sources of water and sanitation (Zetland 2008). It has been argued that the revised goals grossly overestimate the access to safe water an
The MDGs have been a major driver of public policy in the water and sanitation sectors. The indicato...
In September of 2000, the United Nations Millennium Summit produced a set of global goals known as t...
Let’s start with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals Report 2012. Remember the target? H...
Target 7c of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG 7c) aimed to halve the population that had no sus...
Target 7c of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG 7c) aimed to halve the population that had no sus...
One of the primary targets of MDG 7, dealing with issues of environmental sustainability, is to halv...
textabstractTarget 7c of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG 7c) aimed to halve the population tha...
Since 2000, countries around the world have worked towards the achievement of the Millennium Develop...
universal access to safe drinking water and sanitation by 1990 (World Health Organization [WHO], 200...
© 2019, Springer Nature Limited. The Millennium Development Goal target 7c, to halve the proportion ...
At the beginning of 1980, it was estimated that 1.8 billion people, or 40 percent of the world’s pop...
Over 1 billion people lack access to improved water sources and 2.6 billion lack access to appropria...
Target 7c of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG 7c) aimed to halve the population that had no su...
In early 2012 the United Nations announced that the drinking water target of the Millennium Developm...
As the Millennium Development Goals did earlier, the Sustainable Development Goals have mobilised th...
The MDGs have been a major driver of public policy in the water and sanitation sectors. The indicato...
In September of 2000, the United Nations Millennium Summit produced a set of global goals known as t...
Let’s start with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals Report 2012. Remember the target? H...
Target 7c of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG 7c) aimed to halve the population that had no sus...
Target 7c of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG 7c) aimed to halve the population that had no sus...
One of the primary targets of MDG 7, dealing with issues of environmental sustainability, is to halv...
textabstractTarget 7c of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG 7c) aimed to halve the population tha...
Since 2000, countries around the world have worked towards the achievement of the Millennium Develop...
universal access to safe drinking water and sanitation by 1990 (World Health Organization [WHO], 200...
© 2019, Springer Nature Limited. The Millennium Development Goal target 7c, to halve the proportion ...
At the beginning of 1980, it was estimated that 1.8 billion people, or 40 percent of the world’s pop...
Over 1 billion people lack access to improved water sources and 2.6 billion lack access to appropria...
Target 7c of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG 7c) aimed to halve the population that had no su...
In early 2012 the United Nations announced that the drinking water target of the Millennium Developm...
As the Millennium Development Goals did earlier, the Sustainable Development Goals have mobilised th...
The MDGs have been a major driver of public policy in the water and sanitation sectors. The indicato...
In September of 2000, the United Nations Millennium Summit produced a set of global goals known as t...
Let’s start with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals Report 2012. Remember the target? H...