How has sanitation increased the population?

Sanitation has significantly improved public health by reducing the spread of Infectious Diseases, which historically caused high mortality rates, particularly among infants and children. With better access to clean water, sewage disposal, and hygiene practices, communities experience lower disease incidence, leading to increased life expectancy and population growth. Improved sanitation also contributes to enhanced productivity and economic stability, further supporting population increases by creating healthier environments for families to thrive.