This report highlights the benefits of taking an integrated approach to development – with a focus on water and sanitation, primary healthcare, and nutrition.
It showcases examples across 17 countries of how integration has proved successful.
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How integration can defeat disease and poverty
2011
A man outside his family home in the village of Wara, in northern Kenya. Already an arid landscape, the communities here must move from place to place with their goats to make a living. Photo: Will Swanson/Tearfund
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