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The Extent to Which the Provision of Water and Sanitation Services Affect the Individual’s Decision to Migrate: The Case of Egypt
Determinants of migration, although researched copiously shed little light on the importance of access to sustainable, basic water and sanitation utilities on an individual’s decision to migrate. This research reveals that individuals originating from rural Upper Egypt, rural and urban Lower Egypt,...
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2021
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