Supplementary data for the publication: Access to Water-Related Services Strongly Modulates Human Development

This file has dataset that was used for the research article: "Access to water-related services strongly modulates human development", by Henry Amorocho-Daza, Pieter van der Zaag and Janez Sušnik. This research aims to explore the statistical relation between Water and Human Development. Research's data was used both for the correlation and causality analyses. Datasets are pusblished as csv files. Correlation data includes several human development and water related variables indicators for the year 2017. Causality data includes time series for water access, sanitation access and seasonal variability indicators for the years 2000-2017. All data is open access and the sources are cited in the article. For more details please refer to the accompanying Read Me file. <br> <br> <br>

本数据集用于亨利·阿莫罗乔-达萨（Henry Amorocho-Daza）、彼得·范德扎格（Pieter van der Zaag）与扬茨·苏什尼克（Janez Sušnik）共同发表的研究论文《涉水服务可及性对人类发展具有显著调节作用》（Access to water-related services strongly modulates human development）。本研究旨在探究水资源与人类发展之间的统计关联，其数据同时被应用于相关性分析与因果性分析。本系列数据集以逗号分隔值（CSV）文件格式发布：相关性数据集包含2017年的多项人类发展与涉水相关变量指标；因果性数据集则涵盖2000年至2017年的水资源可及性、卫生设施可及性及时序季节性变化指标的时间序列数据。所有数据均为开放获取数据，数据来源已在论文中注明。如需了解更多细节，请参阅随附的自述文件（Read Me）。