Neighborhood Urban Environmental Quality Conditions Are Likely to Drive Malaria and Diarrhea Mortality in Accra, Ghana
Figure 3
The nature of the bivariate associations between malaria mortality and urban water supply and sanitation. The points represent the fraction of deaths due to malaria and the metric of urban water supply and sanitation. The solid lines represent the regression line of best fit, and the grey area represents their confident intervals (CIs). (a) Shows the number of residential water supply sources as a function of the fraction of cluster-level deaths due to malaria. (b) Shows the proportion of households with WCs as a function of the fraction of cluster-level deaths due to malaria. (c) Shows the proportion of households using public toilets as a function of the fraction of cluster-level deaths due to malaria.
