Effective Demand for In-Line Chlorination Bundled with Rental Housing in Dhaka, Bangladesh

• Published in: Environmental science & technology Vol. 55; no. 18; pp. 12471 - 12482
• Main Authors: Smith, Daniel W, Sultana, Sonia, Crider, Yoshika S, Islam, Syed Anjerul, Swarthout, Jenna M, Goddard, Frederick G. B, Rabbani, Atonu, Luby, Stephen P, Pickering, Amy J, Davis, Jennifer
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Easton American Chemical Society 21.09.2021
• Subjects: Chlorination; Chlorine; Demand; Diarrhea; Dispensers; Ecotoxicology and Public Health; Households; Housing; Income; Low income groups; Rentals; Subsidies; Water supply; Water treatment; Bangladesh; willingness to pay; water treatment; urban; ability to pay; drinking water; low- and middle-income countries; auction

Delivering safe water in cities of lower- and middle-income countries remains elusive even where there is a piped supply. Passive, in-line chlorination upstream of the point of water collection reduces child diarrhea without the behavior change required for point-of-use water treatment products or m...