Economic Factors Influencing Household Access to Clean Water in a Peri-Urban Area of Northern Tanzania
Mwahija Ngayaga,
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Asha Ripanda,
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Paschal Banga Nade
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Open Journal of Social Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(04), P. 565 - 586
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Achieving SDG 6 targets: evaluating driving forces for philanthropic contributions to water accessibility in southwestern Nigeria
Applied Water Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(5)
Published: April 29, 2025
Language: Английский
Sources and Environmental Distribution of Microplastics in Nigeria
Emerging contaminants and associated treatment technologies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 107 - 130
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Evaluating water security in sub‐Saharan Africa: Examining a case study of water supply inventory, accessibility, and predictability on Iwo, Nigeria
World Water Policy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(4), P. 1223 - 1242
Published: July 18, 2024
Abstract
The
security
of
nations
concerning
water
accessibility
by
2030
is
under
threat
due
to
climate
change,
potentially
hindering
global
targets
outlined
in
SDG
6.
This
study
assesses
the
sub‐Saharan
region,
focusing
on
Iwo,
Nigeria.
Surveys
household
sources,
availability,
and
use
were
conducted
across
12
months
among
937
households.
Climatic
data
spanning
31
years
(1992–2022)
from
Nigeria
Meteorological
Agency
analyzed
for
supply
evaluation.
Descriptive
inferential
statistical
analyses
applied
datasets.
Results
revealed
a
predominant
95%
involvement
female
heads
individuals
above
18
old.
Notably,
92.7%
spent
less
than
10
min
obtaining
water,
with
90.5%
not
paying
tariffs,
indicating
predominantly
domestic
pattern,
reflecting
agrarian
nature
area.
Analysis
climatic
highlighted
loss
during
dry
season
previously
rainy
(March,
April,
August),
confirming
change
manifestations.
Household
consistently
exceeded
supply,
ranging
348.9
444.6
L/month,
per
capita
value
148.6
L
(4.95
L/day)
falling
below
WHO
recommendation
20
L/day.
Regression
analysis
identified
three
significant
predictive
models
at
p
<
.005,
Model
3
showing
notable
predictability
(
R
42.3
.005
SE
±79.05941),
it
encompasses
more
variables
analyzed.
generally
low
suggests
consideration
additional
model
validity.
Urgent
intentional
efforts
are
required
exploit
abundant
surface
resources
enhanced
justice
aligning
6
target.
Language: Английский
Advancing sustainable renewable energy: XGBoost algorithm for the prediction of water yield in hemispherical solar stills
Salwa Ahmad Sarow,
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Hasan Abbas Flayyih,
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Maryam Bazerkan
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Discover Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(1)
Published: Dec. 21, 2024
Language: Английский
Trends in water supply variability and the sustainability of household water demand in tropical Africa: a case study
Urban Water Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 13
Published: Dec. 30, 2024
By
2030,
climate
change
will
threaten
water
accessibility,
undermining
global
sustainability
goals
like
SDG
6.
This
study
examines
security
in
sub-Saharan
Africa,
focusing
on
Iwo,
Nigeria.
Surveys
of
937
households
over
12
months
assess
sources,
availability
and
usage,
alongside
analysis
31
years
climatic
data
(1992–2022).
Results
show
predominantly
female-headed
(95%),
quick
retrieval
(92.7%)
limited
tariff
payments
(90.5%),
indicating
domestic
use
line
with
the
area's
agrarian
nature.
Climate
reveals
loss
during
dry
previously
rainy
months,
confirming
likelihood
prevalence
effects.
Household
consumption
surpasses
supply,
averaging
348.9
to
444.6
l/month
per
household,
below
WHO
recommendations.
Regression
identifies
predictive
models,
suggesting
need
for
additional
variables.
Urgent
action
is
needed
tap
into
abundant
surface
resources
equitable
access,
aligning
Language: Английский
Survey on The Challenges for Achieving SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation: A Global Insight
Hamidullah Aman,
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Ziaul Haq Doost,
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Abdul Wali Hejran
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et al.
Knowledge-Based Engineering and Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(3), P. 21 - 42
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Achieving
the
Sustainable
Development
goal
6
(SDG
6)
remains
a
significant
challenge,
especially
in
developing
countries
where
limitation
of
resources,
inadequate
infrastructures
and
environmental
pressures
are
widespread.
This
review
paper
examines
studies
published
between
2010-2024
to
focus
on
key
challenges
that
prevent
progress
towards
SDG
6,
including
insufficient
infrastructure,
climate
change
impacts,
rapid
growth
Urbanization,
low
public
awareness
regarding
SDGs,
limited
financial
funds
available.
The
findings
this
show
funding
gaps
remain
great
challenge
particularly
low-income
countries,
access
clean
water
sanitation
is
crucially
low,
further
hinder
6.
Climate
exacerbates
scarcity,
quality
degraded
through
impacted
pollution,
extreme
weather
events
pressure
groundwater
resources.
Further
resources
reduced
due
impact
urbanization
ground
recharge,
increasing
demand,
deteriorating
rapidly
growing
cities
urban
slums,
Moreover,
levels
reluctance
support
sustainable
management
practices
community
engagement,
which
essential
for
achieving
goals.
concludes
with
call
action,
urging
policymakers
stakeholders
implement
solutions,
promote
cross-sector
collaboration,
prioritize
investments
infrastructure.
Only
comprehensive
coordinated
efforts
can
equitably
become
global
reality.
Language: Английский
Evaluating non-consumptive household water uses in a growing urban centre in Nigeria
Environmental Research Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(7), P. 075022 - 075022
Published: July 1, 2024
Abstract
Efficient
use
of
water
could
be
partly
achieved
with
sound
management
strategies
the
non-consumptive
uses
(N-CUs)
in
homes
being
put
place.
This
research
evaluated
component
Iwo,
Osun
State,
Nigeria.
Data
required
for
investigation
was
generated
from
administration
325
questionnaires
across
five
Quarters
into
which
town
is
divided,
out
269
were
completed
and
retrieved.
Both
descriptive
inferential
analysis
data
carried
out.
Descriptive
showed
that
households
engage
absolutely
different
such
as
bathing,
clothe
washing,
drainage
cleaning
dish
washing
while
households’
engagement
other
N-CUs
varying
proportions.
The
results
Factor
Analysis
(FA)
revealed
13
variables
identified
analyzed
a
minimum
eigen
value
1.000
strong
explanatory
73.674%
when
engaging
issues
relating
to
at
household
level.
These
are
following
(i)
(16.153%);
(ii)
Dish
(15.922%);
(iii)
Toilet
(14.547%);
(iv)
Auto-wash
(14.238%);
Bathing
(12.814%).
Regression
(RA)
three
namely
Incidental
auto-washing
significant
(p
<
0.001)
generating
predictive
model
homes.
combined
FA
RA
implied
set
both
need
considered
any
issue
involving
control
result-oriented
efficiency
Language: Английский
Evaluating basic household characteristics influencing domestic water demand in tropical environments: a comprehensive case study
Timothy O. Ogunbode,
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Victor Victor,
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Oladejo Abiodun Oyebamiji
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et al.
Applied Water Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Dec. 19, 2024
Understanding
household
water
dynamics
is
crucial
for
achieving
SDG
6
targets.
This
study
explores
the
impact
of
16
socio-demographic
variables
on
demand
in
a
tropical
Nigerian
community
from
February
2023
to
January
2024,
surveying
eighty
diverse
households
monthly.
Descriptive
and
inferential
statistics
were
applied
survey
data.
Females
constituted
85.8%,
with
98.0%
aged
at
least
18
73.6%
having
secondary
education.
Factorability
dataset
was
confirmed
(KMO
=
63.4,
p
<
0.005).
Analysis
identified
seven
key
variables,
explaining
72.03%
observed
variance:
size,
source
reliability,
time
cost
obtaining
water,
storage
strategy,
consumptive
use,
monthly
income,
management
type.
Further
scrutiny
revealed
two
variable
groups,
contributing
42.3%
(VAR
1
VAR
2)
51.4%
3,
4,
5,
6)
total
absolute
variance,
respectively.
analysis
vital
effective
planning
management,
especially
resource-limited
regions.
Extracted
warrant
attention
industry
stakeholders,
subsequent
investigations
revealing
robust
relationships
(55.5–99.1%)
among
variables.
understanding
pivotal
institutionalizing
policies
strategic
decision-making
supply
management.
It
offers
comprehensive
insights
aligning
practices
goals,
ensuring
sustainable
equitable
access
resources.
Language: Английский