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Household water, sanitation, and hygiene practices in Ghana from 1993–2022: a non-linear multivariate Poisson decomposition and traditional predictive modelling approach

Bernard Afriyie Owusu
Joseph Lasong
Amidu Alhassan
Yula Salifu
Swaray Mustapha Swithin
Torjim Salifu

2026Open accessUniversity of Ghana

Abstract

Despite significant progress in WASH coverage in Ghana, inequities remain entrenched, particularly for rural and poorer households. Targeted interventions addressing structural inequalities in wealth, education, and infrastructure are essential to accelerate Ghana's progress toward universal WASH access and Sustainable Development Goal 6.

Research topics

Child Nutrition and Water Access
Global Maternal and Child Health
Water Governance and Infrastructure

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DOI: 10.3389/fpubh.2026.1712677

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