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. 2020 Dec 8;3:12. Originally published 2020 May 5. [Version 2] doi: 10.12688/aasopenres.13063.2

Table 2. Variables to be extracted from the articles for full-text screening.

Variable Details
1 Authors Authors of the article
2 Publication type Thesis, article
3 Title of the article Full title
4 Year of publication Year the article was published or written
5 Geographical scope of the study City/cities the study was conducted
6 Study type
7 Duration of the study (if applicable)
8 Rate of urbanisation Metric, population of the city
9 Water demand/supply Main water source, main water distributor, water demand
10 Indicators of water supply Frequency of water supply, water rationing, cost, coverage,
quality
11 Water-borne diseases/symptoms/etiological agents Diarrhoea, cholera, typhoid, amoebiasis, dysentery,
gastroenteritis, cryptosporidium, cyclosporiasis, giardiasis,
rotavirus
12 Cases of water-borne disease/symptoms/etiological agents Lab-confirmed/self-reported/clinically diagnosed
13 Water insufficiency Metric, proportion of urban population with sufficient water
supply, proportion of urban population with insufficient water
supply
14 Use of the WHO water insufficiency classification of less
that 50 litres per person per day
Yes/No
15 Proportion of population with water borne diseases Metric
16 Area proposed for future research