author = { World Bank },

title = { India How Many Toilets Does It Take to Improve Health? },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ACCESS TO LATRINES , ACCESS TO SANITATION , CHILD HEALTH , CHILDREN , COMMUNITIES , COMMUNITY , DESIGN , DIARRHEA , E2P , EVIDENCE TO POLICY , FACILITIES , FAMILIES , FAMILY PLANNING , HEALTH , HEALTH EFFECTS , HEALTH OUTCOMES , HOMES , HOUSEHOLD , HOUSEHOLDS , LATRINE , LATRINES , MARKETS , NEIGHBORHOOD , PIT LATRINES , PRIVATE TOILET , PROJECTS , RURAL AREAS , SANITATION , SANITATION COVERAGE , SANITATION FACILITIES , SERVICES , SIEF , STRATEGIC IMPACT EVALUATION FUND , TOILET , TOILETS , TOTAL SANITATION , WASTE , WASTE DISPOSAL },

year = {2015},

abstract = {India},

abstract = {South Asia},

booktitle = {From Evidence to Policy},

address = { Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }