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Shows advanced SODIS is cost-effective for infection prevention in resource-limited healthcare centers, suggesting significant health implications.
• CBA identifies the most cost-effective strategy for safe water provision in LMICs. • RWH combined with advanced SODIS yields the lowest water treatment costs. • Poor water access cost €45 k/year under a 30% infection-reduction scenario. • Advanced SODIS achieves over €1000 in benefits per euro invested. • The RWH–SODIS combination is the most cost-effective option among those assessed.
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