26 Mar 2026Open access
Inequalities in Safe Water, Improved Sanitation and Hand Hygiene Among Poverty‐Vulnerable Households: Evidence From Sub‐Saharan AfricaPublisher siteJournal of International Development, Child Nutrition and Water Access
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Damiano Kulundu
Manda
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University of Nairobi
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4 works12 Dec 20242cites
Consumption Inequality and Multidimensional Child Poverty in Ghana: Does Access to Communal Services Matter?Publisher siteChild Indicators Research, Income, Poverty, and Inequality
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The Nexus Between Consumption Inequality and Multidimensional Poverty in GhanaPublisher siteSocial Indicators Research, Income, Poverty, and Inequality
14 Aug 2024Open access
Exports, skills, and wage inequality in Kenya's manufacturing firmsPublisher siteReview of Development Economics, Global trade and economics
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