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The study aims to understand how socioeconomic factors and infrastructure influence WASH behaviors in Pakistan.

Patterns of WASH demand across diverse socioeconomic and infrastructure settings in Pakistan

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Randomized trial investigates WASH behaviors and infrastructure access in Pakistan, suggesting integrated strategies for improvement.

The study aims to understand how socioeconomic factors and infrastructure influence WASH behaviors in Pakistan.
Utilized nationally representative data from the Pakistan Social and Living Standards Measurement Survey (PSLM).
Applied logistic regression models to assess behaviors related to WASH infrastructure.
Compared households with and without WASH infrastructure concerning willingness to pay, soap use, and toilet availability.
Age, gender, and education significantly affect WASH behaviors, varying by infrastructure context.
Rural and ethnic inequalities persist, limiting WASH engagement.
Higher-income and educated groups show intent-action gaps, indicating infrastructure improvements alone are insufficient.

Disli et al. (2026) studied this question.

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