 Microsoft Producer Presentations by Professor Duncan Mara |
WATER, SANITATION AND HEALTH
(1) Water- and excreta-related communicable diseases
(2) Settled sewerage (or 'small-bore' or 'solids-free' sewerage)
(3) Simplified sewerage (or 'condominial' sewerage)
(4) On-site sanitation
(5) Case study: Water and sanitation in eThekwini, South Africa
(6) New Paradigm for Periurban Water Supplies and Sanitation
(7) Ecological Sanitation − see also: Arborloos
(8) Sanitation technology selection − see also: Sanitation Planning
The Unserved Billions (links to reports on global water supply and sanitation; also advocacy and finance)
International Year of Sanitation 2008 − see also: IYS2008 Essential Reading
Community-led Total Sanitation
Community-managed Sanitation Blocks
Hygiene and Hygiene Education
Gender
Energy and Health
Links to useful websites
Painting the Picture (a "broad brush" introduction to water supply and sanitation in developing countries)
Ten key documents on water supply & sanitation (essential reading for busy people!)
IRC's Thematic overview papers
History "Look to the past for guidance into the future"
LOW-COST WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND REUSE
(1) An introduction to LIFE
(2) BOD removal kinetics
(3) Waste stabilization ponds
(4) Effluent quality requirements
(5) WSP in the UK & Europe
(6) Rock filters
(7) Wastewater storage & treatment reservoirs
(8) Wastewater use in agriculture (crop irrigation)
(9) Wastewater use in aquaculture (fish culture)
(1) Water- and excreta-related communicable diseases
(2) Settled sewerage (or 'small-bore' or 'solids-free' sewerage)
(3) Simplified sewerage (or 'condominial' sewerage)
(4) On-site sanitation
(5) Case study: Water and sanitation in eThekwini, South Africa
(6) New Paradigm for Periurban Water Supplies and Sanitation
(7) Ecological Sanitation − see also: Arborloos
(8) Sanitation technology selection − see also: Sanitation Planning
The Unserved Billions (links to reports on global water supply and sanitation; also advocacy and finance)
International Year of Sanitation 2008 − see also: IYS2008 Essential Reading
Community-led Total Sanitation
Community-managed Sanitation Blocks
Hygiene and Hygiene Education
Gender
Energy and Health
Links to useful websites
Painting the Picture (a "broad brush" introduction to water supply and sanitation in developing countries)
Ten key documents on water supply & sanitation (essential reading for busy people!)
IRC's Thematic overview papers
History "Look to the past for guidance into the future"
LOW-COST WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND REUSE
(1) An introduction to LIFE
(2) BOD removal kinetics
(3) Waste stabilization ponds
(4) Effluent quality requirements
(5) WSP in the UK & Europe
(6) Rock filters
(7) Wastewater storage & treatment reservoirs
(8) Wastewater use in agriculture (crop irrigation)
(9) Wastewater use in aquaculture (fish culture)
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