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Publié le: 01/01/1970

Water supply and sanitation programmes are based on many assumptions. Whilst there is much that is truth, the need to question them has never been... Read more...

18 District towns project : women in development and hygiene education impact study. Part 1. Summary volume

18 District towns project : women in development and hygiene education impact study. Part 3. Hygiene education

18 District towns project : women in development and hygiene education impact study : annexes

Resources on participatory approaches and communication for water and sanitation programming : annotated references

Emergency water sources : guidelines for selection and treatment

18 District towns project : women in development and hygiene education impact study. Part 2. Women in development

18 District towns project : women in development and hygiene education impact study : executive summary

Promising water resources approaches in the drinking water supply and santitation sector : an assessment in Maharashtra State - India

Safety of community drinking-water and outbreaks of waterbrone enteric disease: Israel, 1976-97

Godsend, sleight of hand, or just muddling through : joint water and forest management in India

Publié le: 01/01/1970

This paper examines the complex politics underpinning joint management of natural resources such as forests and water in India. Read more...

Attitudes towards water quality and water use practices in low income areas in Lusaka

Participatory hygiene education in Zimbabwe : an evaluation for Irish aid

New culture of urban sanitation : Bombay

Health impacts of environmental improvements in Cuttack and Cochin, India

Arsenic awareness in six Bangladesh towns

Household water resources and rural productivity in sub-Saharan Africa : a review of the evidence

Health equity in relation to safe drinking water supply

Flexibility by design : lessons from multi-sector partnerships in water and sanitation projects

Handpump financing issues in Bangladesh : an exploratory study

Sarah Carriger

Assumptions and realities in water and sanitation programmes