Biblio

A. Vainio-Mattila, Navigating gender : a framework and a tool for participatory development. Helsinki, Finland: Finland, Department for International Development Cooperation, 2001, p. 62 p. : boxes.

F. Carden, Earl, S., and Smutylo, T., Outcome mapping : building learning and reflection into development programs. Ottawa, Ont, Canada: International Development Research Centre (IDRC), 2001, p. xiii, 139 p. : 28 boxes, 5 fig.

G. B. Natural Re Greenwich, Anantapur, I. Accion Fra, Anantapur, I. N. Rural Deve, Pune, I. N. B. A. I. F. Devel, and Association for Water and Rural Development -Acornhoek, ZA, AWARD, “Water, households and rural livelihoods (WHIRL) : promoting access of the poor to sustainable water supplies for domestic and productive uses in areas of water scarcity : inception report”. Natural Resources Institute, University of Greenwich, Chatham, UK, p. 57 p. : fig., tab., 2001.

S. Hanchett, Nahar, Q., van Agthoven, A., Geers, C., Rezvi, F. J., Dierx, H., and Jenkins, N., “Arsenic awareness in six Bangladesh towns”. Netherlands Embassy, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. iii, 82 p. : 10 fig., 1 map, 3 photogr., 21 tab., 2000.

G. Brown, “Evaluating the impact of water supply projects in Indonesia”, in Integrating quantitative and qualitative research in development projects, 2000, pp. P. 107-113.

P. B. Moriarty, “Integrated catchment management and sustainable water resource development in semi-arid Zimbabwe”, vol. no. 35 E. IRC, Delft, The Netherlands, p. xvi, 154 p. + 36 p. annexes : 69 fig., 8 plates, 23 tab., 2000.

G. B. Oxfam - Oxford, “Malaria control manual”. Oxfam, Oxford, UK, p. 161 p., 2000.

PROTOS -Gent, BE, Agence pour la Coopération Technique Integrée, Manuel de topographie destiné aux hydrotechniciens. Gent, Belgium: PROTOS (Agence pour la Coopération Technique Integrée), 2000, p. 152, 4 p. : fig.

A. Lessik and Michener, V., “Measuring institutional capacity”, vol. No. 15. USAID Centre for Development Information and Evaluation, Washington, DC, USA, p. 25 p., 2000.

Water and Sanitation Program -Washington, DC, US, WSP, “Methodology for participatory assessment (MPA). Training Module 1. Community assessments. Training module 2. Stakeholder's meet”. UNDP-World Bank Water and Sanitation Program, Washington, DC, USA, p. Video (23 min.) : VHS/PAL, 2000.

R. Dayal, van Wijk-Sijbesma, C. A., and Mukherjee, N., “Methodology for participatory assessments : with communities, institutions and policy makers : linking sustainability with demand, gender and poverty : METGUIDE”. Water and Sanitation Program, WSP, Washington, DC, USA, p. ix, 106 p. : boxes, fig., photogr., tab., 2000.

UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Pacific -Bangkok,TH, ESCAP, Principles and practices of water allocation among water-use sectors, vol. no. 80. New York, NY, USA: United Nations, 2000, p. ix, 351 p. : 6 boxes, 16 fig., 43 tabs.

A. M. M. Rossouw and Crous, P. C., Rapid capacity building for water and waste management at local authority and district council level, vol. no. 982/1/00. Pretoria, South Africa: Water Research Commission, WRC, 2000, p. vii, 86 p. : fig.

B. Ministry o BT, “Report national health survey 2000”. Bhutan, Ministry of Health and Education, Department of Health Services, Thimphu, Bhutan, p. 38 p. : charts, tabs., 2000.

T. Lankester, Campbell, I. D., and Rader, A. D., Setting up community health programmes : a practical manual for use in developing countries, Second edition. Oxford, UK: Macmillan Education, 2000, p. ix, 333 p. : fig., photogr.

I. N. World Bank Delhi and Delhi, I. N. Water and, “Sustainability monitoring : the VIP way : a ground-level exercise”. Water and Sanitation Program - South Asia, New Delhi, India, p. 4 p. : fig., photogr., 2000.

T. Keating and Lawson, R., “Water efficiency of retrofit dual flush toilets”. Environment Agency, Bristol, UK, p. 41 p. : fig., plates, tabs., 2000.

D. Allély, A. l'Huissier, Má, Francis, J., Drevet-Dabbous, O., Etienne, J., Chappé, P., and G. Cayre, V., Water, gender and sustainable development : lessons learnt from French co-operation in sub-Saharan Africa. Paris, France: pS-Eau, Programme Solidarite Eau, 2000, p. 110 p. : fig., tab.

B. D. Asiatic Ma Dhaka, “Annesha : formative report conducted to formulate an arsenic communication strategy for the Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE)”. Asiatic Marketing Communications, Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. iv, 24 p. + 32 p. annexes : photogr., 1999.

N. Chege and Agha, S., “Attitudes towards water quality and water use practices in low income areas in Lusaka”. Population Services International, London, UK, p. 55 p. : fig., tabs., 1999.

L. Abrams, “Capacity building for water supply and sanitation development at local level : the threshold concept”, in Water sector capacity building : concepts and instruments : proceedings of the second UNDP symposium on water sector capacity building, Delft, 1996, 1999, pp. P. 301-310. : 4 fig.

A. Asingwire and Tymans, M., “Decentralization : critical implementation issues for the rural water supply and sanitation sub-sector in Uganda : an issue paper”. Water and Sanitation Program - East and Southern Africa, Nairobi, Kenya, p. vii, 31p., 1999.

I. F. Grant and Sear, C., Decision tools for sustainable development. Chatham, UK: Natural Resources Institute, University of Greenwich, 1999, p. v, 267 p. : fig., tab.

S. Parry-Jones, “Optimising the selection of demand assessment techniques for water supply and sanitation projects”, vol. no. 207. Water and Environmental Health at London and Loughborough (WELL), London, UK, p. iv, 47 p. : 3 boxes, 4 tab., 1999.

UNICEF -New York, NY, US. Water and Environmental Sanitation Section, “Report on knowledge, attitude and practices of communities in Nigeria”. UNICEF Water, Environment and Sanitation Section, New York, NY, USA, p. iii, 74 p. : photogr., tabs, 1999.