Sentence examples for water interventions from inspiring English sources
This study establishes an innovative approach to evaluating water interventions that can be used in program design and evaluation.
Drinking water interventions, World: Effective interventions are urgently needed to mitigate arsenic exposure in families and communities relying on private wells for drinking water.
We have done large-scale experiments in Honduras, Tanzania, and Uganda in an attempt to have communities apply clean water interventions and to address other public health concerns.
Also, if policymakers were to first invest in cholera vaccinations, then subsequently investing in water interventions is still likely to yield positive economic outcomes.
Nevertheless, there have been no studies conducted in Kenya, especially in the southern rangelands where water interventions have been widely undertaken to alleviate water shortage and enhance pastoral livelihoods (Opiyo et al. 2015).
The study assessed the effect of piospheres on soil physio-chemical characteristics in the southern rangelands of Kajiado, Kenya, in order to provide evidence-based insights that will be useful in guiding future water interventions.
There is some evidence of publication bias in the findings from the hygiene and water treatment interventions.
Despite documented health benefits of point-of-use water treatment interventions in reducing diarrheal diseases, we found limited peer-reviewed behavioral research on the topic.
Our study also demonstrates the need to monitor placebo performance and the challenge of blinding household-based water treatment interventions under adverse conditions.
We reviewed these 26 publications for detailed descriptions of the water treatment intervention, theoretical rationales for the behavioral intervention, and descriptions of the evaluation.
We investigated fluoride and arsenic concentrations in deep-well water (intervention areas) versus shallow water (non-intervention areas), and compared corresponding rates of dental fluorosis in children.
