How does the Effectiveness of Water Filters in Malawi Affect User Compliance?

By Kirsten Fagerli
Backed by Wesley & Ethel, Dianne, Bud Fagerli, AH, Denny Luan, Lidia Eberhart, Karen Jones, Ashley Rolfe, Ann McNichol Van Wagner, Eric Fagerli, and 8 other backers
Emory University
Atlanta, Georgia
Data Science
DOI: 10.18258/4998
$3,500
Raised of $3,500 Goal
100%
Funded on 5/20/15
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About This Project

We will be investigating why people who own a certain type of water filter (the Tulip Filter) choose not to use it, and if there is a relationship between how effective it is and their use. The ultimate goal of this project is to improve the rates of compliance with water filtration among households, and ultimately decrease the risk of waterborne disease in the Malawi.

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