Data for: How intermittent piped water supplies impact households and coping strategies: A systematic review

Lauren Broyles; Karina Chavarria; Sally Weston; Godfred Amankwaa; Bubala Mwiinga Chimbanga; Lucas Seghezzo; Patrick Thomson; David Fuente; Narayan Billava; Ayse Ercumen; Emily Kumpel; Asher Y Rosinger; Amber Wutich; Justin B Stoler

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Data for: How intermittent piped water supplies impact households and coping strategies: A systematic review

Lauren Broyles, Karina Chavarria, Sally Weston, Godfred Amankwaa, Bubala Mwiinga Chimbanga, Lucas Seghezzo, Patrick Thomson, David Fuente, Narayan Billava, Ayse Ercumen, …

2026-10-22

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17604/2sfe-3v64

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water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH)

piped water systems

intermittency

adaptation and resilience

coping costs

These data are associated with the article, “How intermittent piped water supplies impact households and coping strategies: A systematic review,” by Broyles et al. (2026). The data comprise the extracted characteristics of 140 studies that were analyzed in the article.

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Title: Data for: How intermittent piped water supplies impact households and coping strategies: A systematic review
Creators: Lauren Broyles - Pennsylvania State University
Karina Chavarria - University of Massachusetts Amherst
Sally Weston - University of Bristol
Godfred Amankwaa - UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology
Bubala Mwiinga Chimbanga
Lucas Seghezzo - National University of Salta
Patrick Thomson - Arizona State University
David Fuente - University of South Carolina
Narayan Billava - Centre for Multi-disciplinary Development Research
Ayse Ercumen - North Carolina State University
Emily Kumpel - University of Massachusetts Amherst
Asher Y Rosinger - Pennsylvania State University
Amber Wutich - Arizona State University
Justin B Stoler - University of Miami, GEOGRAPHY & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Department
Technical Information: The file IWS_Coping_Extracted_Data.zip contains two files. The file IWS_Coping_Extracted_Data.csv contains data from a systematic review conducted in 2024-2026. The data dictionary is provided in the file IWS_Coping_Extracted_Data_Dic.csv. The coping and adaptive management codebook referenced in the data dictionary is publicly available here: Thomson, P., Beresford, M., Hossain, J., Jacob, C., Jordão, C., Medina-Ramírez, O., Neems, S., Salcedo Serrano, D., White, D., Wutich, A., & the Arizona Water For All Consortium (2026). Addressing Failing Water Systems: A Qualitative Protocol for Intervention Research on Water Insecurity. International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 25. https://doi.org/10.1177/16094069261432752
Academic Unit: College of A&S; GEOGRAPHY & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Department; A&S - Geography and Sustainable Development
Language: English
Resource Type: Dataset
Record Identifier: 991033226154302976

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