ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND POVERTY.

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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND POVERTY

Why a Poverty Focus? Because the poor tend to have: Higher disease incidence Less access to medical services Less financial resources to pay for quality health services Less resources for averting behavior Income losses from illness (informal sector; self-employed; etc)

ARI prevalence by quintile

Living in Commune Having Doctor

Living in Urban Commune/Ward Having Doctor

Averting Behavior Examples: Purchase of bottled drinking water or point-of-use drinking water treatment Pesticide protection equipment Reside in less polluted neighborhoods (often more expensive) Hygienic behavior Ventilation for reducing indoor smoke from solid fuel burning Switch to cleaner (more expensive) cooking fuels