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This is a Systematic Review study.

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To evaluate the impact of low-cost water filters on health outcomes and adoption rates in Kibera slums.

March 15, 2026Open Access

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To evaluate the impact of low-cost water filters on health outcomes and adoption rates in Kibera slums.
Systematic review of peer-reviewed articles
Evaluation of user adoption rates in households
Analysis of disease incidence before and after filter use
Adoption rates were 75% among households with children compared to 60% among adults
Disease incidence decreased by 25% in filter-adopting communities
Community-led initiatives promoted filter distribution to maximize impact

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Systematic review shows 25% disease reduction in communities using water filters, suggesting child-focused distribution may enhance impacts.

Muriungi et al. (2013) studied this question.

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Systematic review shows 25% disease reduction in communities using water filters, suggesting child-focused distribution may enhance impacts.