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International organizations
WaterAid  Documents & Publications End Water Poverty Campaign
Water for Life (video)
WELL
WELL Briefing Notes − for example: The Environmental
Sustainability Millennium Development Goal − What water, sanitation and
hygiene can do. See also
list of WELL publications on environmental sanitation.
Department for International Development (DFID) See also DFID's Action on WatSan publications, and DEW Point −
links to key water, sanitation and hygiene documents.
International Institute for Environment and Development Water & Sanitation
Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC, University of Loughborough)
Overseas Development Institute Water Policy Programme Sanitation and
Hygiene Promotion
List of WPP publications
Bradford Centre for International Development: Water Governance
Centre for Water Law, Policy and Science (University of
Dundee, Scotland/UNESCO)
Sandec (Department of Water and Sanitation in Developing Countries, EAWAG)
Skat (Swiss Resource Centre & Consultancies for Development)
WatSanWeb
Copenhagen
Consensus Center Sanitation and Water Challenge 2008
Water Research Commission
Centre for Science and Environment
WES-Net India
NGO Forum for Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation
WASPOLA
Safe Water and Sanitation (a Research Thrust Area of the Berkeley Water Center, UC
Berkeley)
Water for People
Water & Sanitation (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Water & Environmental Health (USAID)
Environmental
Health Webliography (Environmental
Health at USAID)
Making Cities Work (USAID)
Cities Alliance - Cities without Slums
Urban Health (USAID)
Paul Simon Water for
the Poor Act 2005 June 2006 Report June 2007 Report June 2008 Report
June 2009 Report
“Perhaps no two issues are more
important to human health, economic development, and peace and security than
basic sanitation and access to sustainable supplies of water. I have witnessed
this first-hand. Without reliable supplies of clean water, people cannot live,
farmers cannot grow crops, and the environment on which we all depend cannot
survive. Without proper sanitation, human health and dignity suffer, and the
environment and water supplies often become contaminated. Together, we must
work to ensure that no child dies from a preventable water-related disease,
that no girl fears going to school for lack of access to a separate toilet,
that no woman walks six kilometers to collect water for her family, and that no
war is ever fought over water”. Hillary
Rodham Clinton, Secretary of State, USA, in her introduction to the Report to Congress of the Senator Paul Simon Water for
the Poor Act, June
2009 (Source: Source
News, 6 August 2009).
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