A planetary health model for reducing exposure to faecal contamination in urban informal settlements: Baseline findings from Makassar, Indonesia

Earth & Environmental Sciences

• informal settlement 100%
• health 50%
• contamination 48%
• exposure 41%
• household 27%
• human health 16%
• mosquito 15%
• built environment 14%
• sanitation 14%
• flooding 10%
• sewer network 9%
• mental health 8%
• land tenure 8%
• septic tank 8%
• water 8%
• well water 7%
• city 7%
• environmental assessment 7%
• environmental health 7%
• environmental data 7%
• risk factor 6%
• documentation 6%
• livestock 6%
• marker 5%
• socioeconomics 5%
• blood 5%
• temperature 4%
• young 4%
• animal 4%
• services 4%
• nitrogen 3%
• ecosystem 3%
• climate change 3%
• monitoring 3%
• sediment 3%
• soil 2%
• rate 2%
• method 1%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Indonesia 86%
• Health 35%
• Water 24%
• Built Environment 20%
• Sanitation 18%
• Environmental Health 17%
• Culicidae 15%
• Caregivers 12%
• Eating 11%
• Temperature 10%
• Culex 10%
• Climate Change 10%
• Urban Health 10%
• Bathroom Equipment 9%
• Growth Disorders 9%
• Livestock 8%
• Thinness 8%
• Ecosystem 8%
• Population Health 7%
• Soil 7%
• Swimming 7%
• Nitrogen 7%
• Cough 6%
• Lenses 6%
• Documentation 6%
• Diarrhea 6%
• Mental Health 5%
• Economics 5%
• Fever 5%
• Escherichia coli 5%
• Demography 4%
• Animals 3%