combine_wash: Combine all WASH indicator sets

In validmeasures/wsup: An Implementation of the WSUP Urban Water and Sanitation Survey in R

Description

Combine all WASH indicator sets

Usage

combine_wash(
  admin,
  demo,
  poverty,
  water,
  sanitation,
  handwash,
  hygiene,
  overall
)

Arguments

admin	Administrative dataset
demo	Demographic indicators dataset
poverty	Poverty indicators dataset
water	Water indicators dataset
sanitation	Sanitation indicators dataset
handwash	Handwashing indicators dataset
hygiene	Hygiene indicators dataset
overall	Overall indicators dataset

Value

A data frame containing all WASH indicators

Examples

# apply combine_wash() to surveyDataBGD dataset

ppiMatrixBGD <- washdata::ppiMatrixBGD 

admin <- get_admin_vars(data = washdata::surveyDataBGD)
demo <- get_demo_vars(data = washdata::surveyDataBGD)
poverty <- get_poverty_vars(surveyData = washdata::surveyDataBGD, 
                            index = washdata::surveyDataBGD$ppi, 
                            ccode = "BGD",
                            ppiTable = ppitables::ppiBGD2013)
water <- get_water_vars(surveyData = washdata::surveyDataBGD)
sanitation <- get_sanitation_vars(surveyData = washdata::surveyDataBGD)
handwash <- get_handwashing_vars(surveyData = washdata::surveyDataBGD)
hygiene <- get_hygiene_vars(surveyData = washdata::surveyDataBGD)
overall <- get_overall_vars(adminDF = admin, waterDF = water, sanDF = sanitation)

indicatorsDF <- combine_wash(admin = admin, demo = demo, poverty = poverty,
                             water = water, sanitation = sanitation,
                             handwash = handwash, hygiene = hygiene,
                             overall = overall)

validmeasures/wsup documentation built on Dec. 16, 2019, 4:50 a.m.