Biblio

C. Sijbesma and Verhagen, J., “Making urban sanitation strategies of six Indonesian cities more pro-poor and gender-equitable: the case of ISSDP”. IRC, The Hague, The Netherlands, p. 43 p.; 21 fig.; 2 tab., 2008.

C. Sijbesma and Postma, L., “Quantification of qualitative data in the water sector: the challenges”, Water international, vol. 33, no. 2, pp. 150- 61 : boxes, fig. tab., 2008.

C. Sijbesma, “Sanitation and hygiene in South Asia : progress and challenges”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, vol. 27, no. 3, pp. 184-204 : photogr., 2008.

C. Sijbesma, “Sanitation and hygiene in South Asia : progress and challenges : summary paper”, Beyond Construction - Workshop Papers. IRC, 2008.

C. Sijbesma, “Sanitation and hygiene in South Asia : progress and challenges : summary paper of the South Asian Sanitation and Hygiene Practitioners' Workshop org..”, in South Asia Sanitation and Hygiene practitioners' workshop papers, 2008, pp. p. 358 - 400; 2 tab.; 2 fig.; 6 boxes.

J. Wicken, Verhagen, J., Sijbesma, C., da Silva, C., and Ryan, P., “Sanitation and Hygiene Workshop 2008 (Beyond Construction)”, South Asia Sanitation and Hygiene practitioners' workshop papers. IRC, Delft, The Netherlands, p. 400 p., 2008.

M. L. Borba, Smet, J. E. M., and Sijbesma, C., “Enhancing livelihoods through sanitation”, vol. no. 19. IRC, Delft, the Netherlands, p. 63 p. : 14 boxes, 3 fig., 1 matrix, 1 tab., 2007.

S. Smits, Moriarty, P. B., and Sijbesma, C., Learning alliances : scaling up innovations in water, sanitation and hygiene, vol. 47. Delft, the Netherlands: IRC, 2007, p. xiv, 172 p. : fig., tab.

C. Sijbesma and Appleton, B., “Local Initiatives for better hygiene : four case studies from Asia”, vol. no. 43. IRC, Delft, The Netherlands, p. 68 p. : fig., photogr., 2007.

C. Sijbesma, Mathew, S., and Kurup, K. B., “Preventing corruption in sanitation : a case from Kerala, India”. S.n., S.l., p. 16 p.; 2 tab.; 2 fig.; 1 box, 2007.

C. Sijbesma, “Scaling up community managed water and sanitation in India : pilot projects”, in Water and sanitation: institutional challenges in India, New Delhi, India: Manohar, 2006, pp. P. 163-181 : 1 box, 1 fig. 3 tab.

C. Sijbesma and van Dijk, M. P., Water and sanitation: institutional challenges in India. New Delhi, India: Manohar, 2006, p. 298 p. : fig., tab.

C. Sijbesma, “Where softness matters most : scaling up dry toilet programmes in developing countries”, in The 2nd International Dry Toilet Conference, Tampere, 16-19 August 2006 : proceedings, 2006, p. 18 p. : 1 fig., 2 tab.

B. Appleton and Sijbesma, C., “Hygiene promotion”. IRC, Delft, The Netherlands, p. vii, 93 p. : boxes, fig., tab., 2005.

S. Khamal, Mendoza, R., Phiri, C., Rop, R., Snel, M., and Sijbesma, C., The joy of learning : participatory lesson plans on hygiene, sanitation, water, health and the environment. Delft, The Netherlands: IRC, 2005, p. iv, 88 p. : photogr.

K. Shordt, Sijbesma, C., and Brikke, F., Monitoreo de los Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio en Agua y Saneamiento : una revision de experiencias y desafios. Lima: Programa de Agua y Saneamiento para América Latina, administrado por el Banco Mundial, 2005, p. 80 p. : boxes, fig., tab.

A. J. James and Sijbesma, C., “Key findings from the participatory village assessment using the qualitative information appraisal (qia) ”. S.n., S.l., p. 139 p.; 66 fig.; 14 tab.; 2 boxes, 2004.

C. Sijbesma, Sari, K., Shatifan, N., Walujan, R., Mukherjee, I., and Hopkins, R., “Flores revisited : sustainability, hygiene and use of community-managed water supply and sanitation and the relationships with project approaches an..”. Water and Sanitation Program - East Asia and the Pacific, WSP-EAP, Jakarta, Indonesia, p. 54 p.; 16 tab.; 11 fig.; 17 boxes, 2002.

C. Sijbesma, Mathew, K., Nishshanka, R., Jayaweera, P., Snel, M., Heinonen-Tanski, H., Quazi, A., and Jakariya, M., “A case study on work and environmental change”. S.n., S.l., p. 31 p.; 3 tab.

C. Sijbesma, “India: gender in community-managed sanitation program in Kerala : Module 9: innovative activity profile 3”. World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, p. 6 p.