Brazil’s sanitation problem reflects social inequality. Photo: Jerome Romme/Shutterstock
Celebrated by the sector upon its approval in July 2020, Brazil’s legal framework for sanitation stipulates that water supply and sewage collection and treatment services must become universal in the country by 2033.
But even with more than a decade to go until the deadline, the sector believes...
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