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Identifying socio-cultural determinants to access : implications for e-governance in the water & sanitation sector
This study identifies socio-cultural determinants to both access to technology, as well as access to water and sanitation services, to build an understanding of how technology use and service delivery interact to either restrict or empower groups to communicate their water and sanitation needs throu...
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Department of Information Systems
2016
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