Table 1.
Variable (%) | Description | Period | Source |
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Population served with adequate water supply at home | Population supplied with piped water in at least one of the rooms of their household from the following sources: general distribution network, well or spring water on or off the property | 2013* | IBGE |
Population served with adequate sanitation at home | Population that disposes its sewage in a general sewerage system, rainwater drainage or septic tank | 2013* | IBGE |
Population served with household solid waste collection | Population served with direct and indirect household solid waste collection, regardless of location (urban or rural) | 2013* | IBGE |
Schools with filtered water | Schools that provide their students with filtered water from filters, such as clay, crockery, plastic or activated carbon filters, that typically has porous filter elements to retain impurities | 2014 | INEP |
Schools served with adequate water supply | Schools with adequate water supply, i.e. which are provided with public network, artesian well and “cacimba” / well / cistern | 2014 | INEP |
Schools served with adequate sanitation | Schools that dispose their sewage into a public sewerage system or septic tank | 2014 | INEP |
Schools with proper solid waste disposal | Schools whose solid waste produced is periodically collected or recycled | 2014 | INEP |
*Values were obtained through population projections. IBGE Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, INEP National Institute for Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira.