Does better sanitation mean healthier children? A first-of-its-kind test case in Mozambique will tel
Does providing some sort of improved latrine for children in developing countries actually improve their health? That means something other than a public or shared latrine, a bucket, or simply an open pit, the kind of facilities millions of people around the globe use each day. The obvious answer would seem to be “yes.” But the truth is, we don’t have the hard science to prove it. That’s why School of Civil and Environmental Engineering Ph.D. student Jackie Knee and assistant
