Water and Sanitation Access: Inequality, Financing, and Urban-Rural Disparities: Power, Agency, and Structural Change

Key Points

• The central aim is to analyze the disparities in water and sanitation access and their implications for policy in Equatorial Guinea.
• Conducted a policy analysis framework focused on water and sanitation issues.
• Organized existing scholarship on institutional and theoretical dynamics.
• Structured findings into a publication-ready format for effective communication.
• Identified key inequalities in water and sanitation access between urban and rural areas.
• Discussed financial barriers impacting access to sanitation services.
• Highlighted the need for structural changes to address these disparities.