Biblio

S. Maber, “Health care and sanitation in Peru : developing appropriate technologies”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 28-31: ill., 1989.

P. Pine, “The health education program of the rural potable water institutions project in Tunisia”, vol. no. 255. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. viii, 39 p., 1989.

S. Sutton and Mubiana, D., “Household water quality in rural Zambia”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 20-21: fig., tab., 1989.

A. Rollins, Yacoob, M., and Owoyele, M., “Hygiene education workshop in water supply and sanitation, Ilorin, Nigeria”, vol. no. 278. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. vi, 52 p., 1989.

D. Narayan-Parker, “Indonesia : evaluating community management : a case study”. UNDP PROWWESS (Promotion of the Role of Women in Water Supply and Sanitation), New York, NY, USA, p. 47 p.: map, tab., photogr., 1989.

N. F. Munch-Petersen, “Low cost sanitation in Bangladesh as related to the Low cost sanitation project covering 84 pourashavas : consultants report”. Hoff & Overgaard a/s, Copenhagen, Denmark, p. ca. 127 p.: photogr., tab., 1989.

M. M. Rahaman, Alam, N., Wojtyniak, B., and Henry, F. J., “Mothers' personal and domestic hygiene and diarrhoea incidence in young children in rural Bangladesh”, International journal of epidemiology, pp. p. 242-247: tab., 1989.

H. Bohari, Nor, M. Idris Mohd, and Mohd, N. H., “A pour-flush latrine programme in a rural community in Malaysia : an early evaluation”, Hygie : international journal of health education, pp. p. 15-19: fig., tab., photogr., 1989.

I. Verdonk, “Primary health care and hygiene education and extension in Indonesia : a case study in Indramayu”, vol. 1989-368. Agricultural University Wageningen, Dept. of Environmental and Tropical Health, Wageningen, The Netherlands, p. v, 110 p.: map., tab., 1989.

M. T. Boot and Abdullah, T., “Progress review of the integrated approach, rural water supply and sanitation programme, Bangladesh”. IRC, The Hague, The Netherlands, p. 2 vol. (xv, 88, 46 p.): fig., tab., 1989.

M. C. T. Derckx, “Rada integrated rural development project : review of the RWES health education programme in 1988”, vol. no. 31. Ilaco, Arnhem, The Netherlands, p. iv, 62 p.: fig., tab., 1989.

R. Pearson, “Rapid assessment procedures are changing the way Unicef evaluates its projects”, Hygie : international journal of health education, pp. p. 23-25: photogr., 1989.

E. Bolt, “Sanitation and women's involvement in water supply : policy and practice for the rural hills of Nepal : a proposal”. SNV Netherlands Development Organization, Kathmandu, Nepal, p. ca. 200 p.: ill., 1989.

N. L. I. W. A. C. O. - Rotterdam, Jakarta, I. D. Lestari Da, Jakarta, I. D. Waseco Tir, and Nijmegen, N. L. Royal Hask, “Sanitation behaviour of children”. Small Towns Sanitation West Java Project, Project Office, Bandung, Indonesia, p. ii, 27 p., 1989.

R. Directorat Region, Kathmandu, N. P. No-frills, and Pokhara, N. P. Helvetas -, “Status survey of 200 water supply projects : final report”. Helvetas, Community Water Supply and Sanitation Programme, Pokhara, Nepal, p. 40 p.: fig., tab., 1989.

P. Roark, Buzzard, S., and Yacoob, M., “Towards community management : a guide to integrating behavioral sciences and engineering technology in water and sanitation projects”, vol. no. 62. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. vi, 115 p.: fig., 1989.

PROWWESS -New York, NY, US, “Training in community participation : report of an African regional workshop for programme staff”. UNDP PROWWESS (Promotion of the Role of Women in Water Supply and Sanitation), Abidjan, Ivory Coast, p. i, 29 p. + ann.: fig., 1989.

H. L. Jennings and Gridley, K., “Training of trainers workshop : Benin rural water supply and sanitation project”, vol. no. 266. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. viii, 67 p.: fig., 1989.

D. Nutbeam, Aar, L., and Catford, J., “Understanding childrens' health behaviour : the implications for health promotion for young people”, Social science and medicine, pp. p. 317-325: tab., 1989.

I. N. U. N. I. C. E. F. Reg Delhi and Delhi, I. N. Indian Mar, “Water, environment and sanitation : a report on knowledge, attitude, and practices study in rural India : influencers”. UNICEF Regional Office for South Central Asia, New Delhi, India, p. 84 p.: fig., tab., 1989.

I. N. U. N. I. C. E. F. Reg Delhi and Delhi, I. N. Indian Mar, “Water, environment and sanitation : a report on knowledge, attitudes and practices study in rural India : beneficiaries”. UNICEF Regional Office for South Central Asia, New Delhi, India, p. 131 p.: fig., tab., 1989.

I. N. U. N. I. C. E. F. Reg Delhi and Delhi, I. N. Indian Mar, “Water, environment and sanitation : report on qualitative phase of knowledge, attitudes and practices study - implementors”. UNICEF Regional Office for South Central Asia, New Delhi, India, p. 87 p.: fig., tab., 1989.

S. D. National C. Khartoum, SD, S. Ministry o, Delft, N. L. T. N. O. - D. G. V. In, and DGIS, D. General fo, “Water resources assessment and development project in the Sudan (WADS) : report of TA to the village project section of the VWS programme in Southern Darfur Province, October 3d till December 20th 1988”. Netherlands, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DGIS, The Hague, The Netherlands, p. 36 p., 1989.

M. Fukumoto, del Aguila, R., Kendall, C., and Pederson, D., “Why do mothers wash their hands?”, Dialogue on diarrhoea, p. p. 5: photogr., 1989.

A. U. White and S. Katsha, E., “Women, water, and sanitation : household behavioral patterns in two Egyptian villages”, Water international, pp. p. 103-111, 1989.