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Rainwater catchment systems application and technology workshop proceedings : 1st - 3rd March 1993

The development of the rural water supply and sanitation sector in Zimbabwe between 1974 and 1987 : the design and impact of donor supported projects

Community participation in water and sanitation programmes : the role of Ministry of Community Development and Women's Affairs : a study prepared for the Norwegian Agency for International Development

Copenhagen informal consultation on integrated water resources development and management, 11-14 November, 1991 : case studies : Nordic Freshwater Initiative

A comparison of the health effects of water supply and sanitation in urban and rural areas of five African countries

Report for consideration at the Rabat meeting of the Council, 7-10 September 1993. Vol. 2 : Main report : country-level collaboration in water supply and sanitation

UNICEF workshop on environmental sanitation and hygiene, New York, 10-13 June 1998

National workshop on operation and maintenance of rural and urban water supply and sanitation systems : Kadoma, Zimbabwe 26 - 29 November 1996 : various papers

Sustainability : the challenge : rural water supply and sanitation in Zimbabwe

The Zimbabwe case study in CLC on the rural water supply and sanitation programme

Urban sanitation in Zimbabwe and the relation to environmental pollution

Study of water resources in Zimbabwe

Analysing gender roles in community natural resource management : negotiation, lifecourses and social inclusion

Publié le: 01/01/1970

A review, by the University of Bradford, of policy on community-based water resource management warns against oversimplification and stereotyping of... Read more...

Ventilated improved pit latrines : Zimbabwean brick design

Publié le: 01/01/1970

This paper describes the developments in the design of ventilated improved pit (VIP) latrines in Zimbabwe. A VIP latrine was developed in Zimbabwe in... Read more...

Source book of alternative technologies for freshwater augmentation in Africa

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