order to improve access to water supply and sanitation and livestock and aquatic production; (4) women’s empowerment and …) policy synergies between different sectors (agriculture, nutrition, health, water supply and sanitation, education) should be …Interventions aimed at increasing water availability for livelihood and domestic activities have great potential to …

, education, sanitation, and clean water or ineffective mechanisms for delivering these services. If this is so, greater emphasis …

water sources, among other resources, to achieve nutrition security." from Text …

infectious disease risks posed by urban livestock keeping... Adequate waste treatment systems and sanitation need to be provided … food production. Control of discharges into soil, air, and water by industries, whether large factories or small kiosks, is …

water sources, among other resources, to achieve nutrition security." from Text …

sanitation plus use of greater quantities of water tend to lead to the largest improvements in health. By contrast, the "economic …This paper examines the impact of improved water access on health and incomes in the developing world, drawing on … understood, with the effectiveness of interventions being ordered in the following way: improved household sanitation and hygiene …