60 - The Lie Hidden In Your Country's Water Report: What the UN Doesn't Want You to See

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00:00 - Introduction

00:58 - The Global Shift: From MDGs to SDGs

02:28 - Why National Censuses are Crucial

03:41 - The Challenges: Lack of Standardization in Census Data

05:08 - Deep Dive into the Research: A Global Study

05:45 - Methodology: The Scoring System for Water and Sanitation

07:30 - Key Findings: What the Data Reveals and Hides

09:51 - Analyzing Trends: Changes Over Time and Regional Differences

11:16 - What's Missing: Other Unscored Observations

13:08 - Conclusion and Future Outlook

"A Global Perspective on Drinking-Water and Sanitation Classification: An Evaluation of Census Content" assesses the efficacy of national census questionnaires in collecting data pertinent to drinking water and sanitation. The authors, affiliated with universities and UNICEF, investigate the alignment of existing census content with new international monitoring targets for water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) proposed subsequent to the 2015 Millennium Development Goals. Their study, which encompassed an analysis of 247 censuses from 83 low and lower-middle-income countries, identifies a deficiency in international standardization within census categorization, particularly concerning the safety, accessibility, and sustainability of services. The findings indicate that future census content necessitates refinement and harmonization to accurately monitor post-2015 WASH objectives.

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