This chart describes inadequate budget is the reason most frequently cited for a lack of staff.
Categories on the chart include not enough qualified applicants.
This handmade chart shows that the primary reason for lacking staff is a low budget. it does
not specify other reasons or regions or sectors this applies to
inadequate budget is the reason most frequently cited fora lack of staff, figure 4.4. Y axis
is percentage of responses from all government levels. X axis shows different reasons represented
by different colors according to either sanitation or drinking water
This chart shows the most prevalent reasons presented for staff shortages by country's sanitation
and drinking-water industries. Inadequate budget is the most prevalent reason cited for a
lack of staffing.
The caption and point of the graph is: Inadequate Budget is the reason most frequently cited
for a lack of staff. This refers to sanitation and drinking water facilities across 65 countries.
The information is based on percentage of responses.
This chart shows that an inadequate budget is a likely reason that different companies have
a lack of staff. This chart shows these percentages by country.
This is a graph of cited reasons for not having enough staff employed. The most cited reason
for a lack of staff is not having a large enough budget.
The following chart sites that lack of funding is the number one reason cited for a lack of
staff. This leads to a lack of sanitization and safe drinking water.
The graph on the left hand side shows in a column charts the reasons why inadequate budgets
is the most frequently cited thing about lack of staff. Lack of staff and not enough qualified
applicant were the biggest reasons for both sanitation and drinking water not being eligable.
This image shows or depicts in statistical bar graph format inadequate budget is the reason
most frequently cited for a lack of staff. It is the most prevelant reason cited by countries.
The figure presented is titled Inadequate budget is the reason most frequently cited for a
lack of staff. the figure shows data for different reasons for lack of staff.
This is a bar graph showing the reasons for staff shortages in relation to sanitation and
drinking water by countries. The left side of the bat graph lists the percentage of responses
agreeing with each reason, while the the bottom of the graph lists each separate reason.
5 options are given as reasons for inadequate staffing: not enough qualified applicants, inadequate
budgets, work context constraints, other barriers, and no barrier. No barrier received the
least amount of responses while inadequate budget received the most.
This graph illustrates the most prevalent regions for staff shortages by countries. Inadequate
budgets are the number one reason followed by not enough qualified applicants.
The figure posits that inadequate budget is to blame for lack of staff in government sanitation
and drinking water posts. The figure collects the most cited reasons for staff shortages by
country.
