Access to safe drinking water: experimental evidence from new water sources in Bangladesh

Author(s): Cocciolo, S., Ghisolfi, S., Habib, A., Rashid, S. and Tompsett, A.

Pages: 74 pp
Core Themes: Data
Sectors: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Countries: Bangladesh
Continents: Asia
Evaluation Types: Impact Assessments and Evaluations
Organisations: 3iE - International Initiative for Impact Evaluation
Areas of Work: Information Communications Technology
Formats: Long read
Collections: Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)

Date published: 24 March 2020

This impact evaluation report outlines the effects of a programme, consisting of subsidies and advice on building new sources of water, designed to improve access to safe drinking water in rural Bangladesh.

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