Safe water -- it's what women want
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articulo de la prenza Mar 2021 ; 3 páginas
Aut. Laura Chinchilla & Helen Clark
Ed. CNN -
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Abstract:
Of the many indirect consequences of Covid-19, growing gender inequality is an area of grave concern where the world is falling grievously behind. While women labor at the frontlines, comprising 70% of the world's healthcare workers, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), they are also leaving the workforce at a much higher rate than men, and doing over three-quarters of all unpaid care work, including the care of children.
Improving access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) is not only the right thing to do -- it's what women want. In a survey of over 1.2 million women and children in 114 countries, improved access to WASH was listed as the second highest demand in maternal and reproductive care.
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acceso al agua (CI) (DT) (HP) , género (CI) (DT) (HP) , mujeres (CI) (DT) (HP) |
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CNN
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Cable News Network - - Estados Unidos |
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