Data for: Household water insecurity experiences and their perceived determinants in a low-income community of Cartagena, Colombia, during a water service expansion project

Andrea K Lemaitre; Joshua Miller; Justin B Stoler

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Data for: Household water insecurity experiences and their perceived determinants in a low-income community of Cartagena, Colombia, during a water service expansion project

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Data for: Household water insecurity experiences and their perceived determinants in a low-income community of Cartagena, Colombia, during a water service expansion project

Andrea K Lemaitre, Joshua Miller and Justin B Stoler

University of Miami Libraries

2023

Abstract

urban water security

water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH)

conflict

water politics

Community Development or Revitalization

Environmental Science

Infrastructure

Mental Health

These data are associated with the article, “Household water insecurity experiences and their perceived determinants in a low-income community of Cartagena, Colombia, during a water service expansion project,” by Lemaitre, Miller, & Stoler (2023). The data represent household characteristics and water insecurity experiences of 266 households in a low-income settlement of Cartagena, Colombia.

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Title: Data for: Household water insecurity experiences and their perceived determinants in a low-income community of Cartagena, Colombia, during a water service expansion project
Creators: Andrea K Lemaitre - University of Miami, Center for Ecosystem Science & Policy
Joshua Miller - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Justin B Stoler - University of Miami, A&S - Geography and Sustainable Development
Publisher: University of Miami Libraries
Technical Information: The file CartagenaData.csv contains data from a household survey conducted in July 2018 with ethical oversight from the Institutional Review Boards of Northwestern University and the University of Miami. The data dictionary is provided in the file CartagenaDataDic.csv. The Stata file CartagenaAnalyticCode.do can be translated and used to replicate the quantitative analysis of correlates and perceived determinants of water insecurity presented in the associated study.
Academic Unit: College of A&S; A&S - Geography and Sustainable Development
Resource Type: Dataset
Record Identifier: 991031808412802976