In Sub-Saharan Africa, two-thirds of projected population growth by is expected to occur in urban areas. They focused on indicators such as demographics, available public services and satisfaction with them, access to healthcare, and other factors. Self-employment or wage earnings were the main income sources, often below the monthly minimum wage. Among the adults in the individual survey, 63 percent could read and write in French.
Of those with formal schooling, 36 percent had a primary school education, 48 percent had a secondary school education, and 16 percent had beyond a secondary school education. While more than 92 percent of all individuals within the household survey had access to drinking water and electrical lights, 33 percent disposed of their garbage through informal methods, such as discarding it directly into the environment, and Most households lacked medical insurance but were aware of the CMU system that was being rolled out.
Despite private healthcare costs, it was preferred over public hospitals due to higher quality. Heinrigs, Philipp. The journal of field actions Special Issue 22 : United Nations Habitat.
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