The human right to water (HRTW) and sustainable development goals (SDG) emphasize
that human well‐being depends not just on the quality and physical accessibility of drinking …

Water and sanitation affordability has drawn researchers' attention over the past years due
to the recent economic crisis and the growing role of tariffs on funding services. This paper …

Safe drinking water remains inaccessible to many humans in the developing countries.
Research continuously innovates to develop efficient and cheap methods to sustain clean …

Multidimensional poverty measurements at the international level include the indicator of
having access to safe drinking water within the optimal living standards. At the European …

Algunos países en vía de desarrollo no cuentan con sistemas eficientes de tratamiento de
aguas residuales; ya sea por problemas económicos, o debido al limitado conocimiento …

Informed by the design of a program in California, we make a three-part argument for why
state-level governments might consider implementing direct bill-assistance programs for …

We examined the 500 largest community water systems in the US to explore whether
ownership is related to annual water bills, and the percent of income that low-income …

Water poverty is the lived condition households experience when they are struggling, or
unable, to afford their water bills. Despite a relatively low public profile, it affected …

Water affordability is central to water access but remains a challenge to measure. California
enshrined the human right to safe and affordable water in 2012 but the question remains …

In the US, the cost of water and wastewater services is rising three‐times faster than
inflation. Over the next 20–25 years, required investments in water infrastructure are …