Namely, access to dwelling, water source, plumbing, sewage, electricity, kitchen space, sanitation facilities, drinking water, landline telephone, cell phone, Internet access, computer access, and cable television, as well as roof, walls, and floor materials and condition.
In a single square metre outside, there are fragments of plastic tubing, rubber erasers, electricity sockets, kitchen tiles, a champagne bottle, Christmas tree baubles and a baby doll.
WHEN ULISES BEATO, a fashion photographer turned conga player and magician, moved here in 1998, he built out his apartment from bare walls, installing plumbing and electricity, a kitchen, three bedrooms and a music studio.
The guy shows up and fixes your electricity (the kitchen dimmer) and creates another kind of electricity.
Over 95% of adolescents lived in households that had access to electricity and kitchen facilities.
Elsewhere, refugees have protested that rooms have no electricity and kitchens have no gas.
Nor does the electricity in the kitchen.
There was no running water, electricity, bathroom or kitchen.
"I mean, they've done all this," he said during a visit to the village, pointing to the ramshackle structures, the windmill that provides electricity, their outdoor kitchen, the propane-heated showers, the portable toilets and the communal meeting area under a tarp, where couches are available for those without a tent or shack.
Each property initially had at least one thing missing a bathroom, kitchen, electricity.
The houses were well equipped and bigger, with universal access to water, electricity and a kitchen.
