Access to adequate sanitation is a fundamental human right and a critical determinant of public health and well-being. However, disparities in sanitation access persist globally, with certain regions facing greater challenges than others. Here, I will use statistical methods to analyze regional disparities in access to sanitation services, focusing on two key hypotheses. Firstly, Investigate whether there is a significant difference in the coverage of safely managed sanitation between urban and rural areas. Secondly, Exploring the association between region and the type of sanitation service provided, particularly focusing on whether there are regional disparities in the prevalence of safely managed sanitation services. By examining these hypotheses, to uncover insights that can inform targeted interventions and policy decisions to improve sanitation access and equity worldwide.

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Jhon Felipe Chimbaco