Biblio

G. B. O. D. A. - London and Greenwich, G. B. Natural Re, “Proceedings of the conference on priorities for water resources allocation and management : natural resources and engineering advisers conference, Southampton, July 1992”. Overseas Development Administration (ODA), London, UK, p. 176 p.: fig., tab., 1993.

K. J. Nath, “Proceedings of the workshop on sanitary protection and upgradation of traditional surface water sources for domestic consumption : a project sponsored by UNICEF, 17th to 18th August 1992, held at AIIH&PH Auditorium, Calcutta”. All India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health, Calcutta, India, p. 47 p.: fig., ill., map, photogr., 1993.

A. Gadkari and Shah, V., “Role of women in water resource and domestic water quality management in rural areas”. Institution of Public Health Engineers (India), Calcutta, India, p. 7 p., 1993.

I. N. Centre for Allahabad, Soakage pit. Allahabad, India: Centre for Development of Rural Technology, 1993, p. 12 p. : drwngs.

B. C. Arimah and Ekeng, B. E., “Some factors explaining residential water consumption in a Third World city : the case of Calabar, Nigeria”, Aqua : journal of water supply research and technology, pp. p. 289-294: 1 fig., 3 tab., 1993.

UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Pacific -Bangkok,TH, ESCAP, “Study on assessment of water resources of member countries and demand by user sectors, Japan : water resources and their use”. United Nations, New York, NY, USA, p. vi, 40 p.: 27 fig., 15 fig., 1993.

J. - O. Drangert, Who cares about water? : a study of household water development in Sukumaland, Tanzania, vol. no. 85. Linkoping, Sweden: Linkoping University, Department of Water and Environmental Studies, 1993, p. 300 p.: fig., tab.

C. Bhadra, “Women as managers : experience in Nepal”, in Water, environment and management : proceedings of the 18th WEDC Conference, Kathmandu, Nepal, 30 August - 3 September 1992, 1993, pp. P. 14-17: 1 tab.

J. - P. Habicht, Esrey, S. A., and Casella, G., “The complementary effect of latrines and increased water usage on the growth of infants in rural Lesotho”, American journal of epidemiology, pp. p. 659-666 : 4 tab., 1992.

A. Kiyu and Hardin, S., “Functioning and utilization of rural water supplies in Sarawak, Malaysia”, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, pp. p. 125-128: 4 tab., 1992.

M. D. Hussain and Ziauddin, A. T. M., “Rainwater harvesting and storage techniques from Bangladesh”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 10-12: 1 fig., 3 tab., photogr., 1992.

K. E. Groundwate Nairobi, IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, The Hague, NL, and Utrecht, N. L. Matrix -, “Water for health Morogoro. Volume I. Proposal for the Rural Water and Sanitation Programme, Tanzania, 1993-1997”. Matrix Consultants, Utrecht, The Netherlands, p. 140 p. : fig., tab., 1992.

dela Rive J. Box, Rukiko, M. M. D., Msimbe, L. G., Swai, C. A. L., Tarimo, A. R., Boesveld, M., van Dongen, P., and Mulders, C., “Water for health Shinyanga. Volume I. Proposal for the Rural Water and Sanitation Programme Tanzania 1993-1997”. Matrix Consultants, Utrecht, The Netherlands, p. 144 p. : fig., tab., 1992.

U. Jumani, Dealing with poverty : self-employment for poor rural women. New Delhi, India: SAGE Publications, 1991, p. 246 p.: 3 fig., 5 tab.

UNDTCD -New York, NY, US, “Legislative and economic approaches to water demand management”. United Nations DTCD,Water Resources Branch, New York, NY, USA, p. vi, 58 p.: 1 tab., 1991.

N. V. Tuan and Van Lanh, L., “Utilization of rain water for domestic activities in Thaibinh and Nghetinh Provinces in Vietnam”, in Rainwater catchment for future generations : proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Rain Water Cistern Systems, Keelung, Taiwan, 4-10 August 1991, 1991, pp. P. 558-567 : 3 fig., 3 tab.

J. Pinfold and Horan, N., “Water use and patterns of contamination in rural north-east Thailand”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 27-30: 3 fig., photogr., 1991.

K. Williams and M'Barine, K., “Water use and problems in Meru”, in Infrastructure, environment, water and people : proceedings of the 17th WEDC Conference, United Nations Centre for Human Settlement (Habitat), Nairobi, Kenya, 19-23 August 1991, 1991, pp. P. 271-274.

del'Hydrauli de l'Industrie and UNICEF -New York, NY, US, “Enquete de base prealable a l'evaluation mi-parcours du projet hydraulique villageoise et assainissement”. Mali, Direction Nationale de l'Hydraulique et de l'Energie, Bamako, Mali, p. 82 p.: tab., 1990.

J. V. Pinfold, “Faecal contamination of water and fingertip-rinses as method for evaluating the effect of low-cost water supply and sanitation activities on faeco-oral disease transmission. I. A case study in rural north-east Thailand”, Epidemiology and infection, pp. p. 363-375 : fig., tab., 1990.

L. Morin, Jost, C., and Spruijt, H. D., “Health benefits of water and sanitation in Rwanda”, Water quality bulletin, pp. p. 29-35, 64: fig., tab., 1990.

K. E. Kemper and Guldbrand, K. E., “La Malienne : a comparative study of two hand-pump projects in Casamance, Senegal”. Linkoping University, Department of Management and Economics, Linkoping, Sweden, p. v, 89, 8 p.: fig., tab., map., photogr., 1990.

L. Vincent, “The politics of water scarcity : irrigation and water supply in the mountains of the Yemen Republic”, vol. no. 90/3e. Overseas Development Institute (ODI), London, UK, p. 28 p., 1990.

M. Yusuf and Hussain, A. M. Zakir, “Sanitation in rural communities in Bangladesh”, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, pp. p. 619-624: tab., 1990.

S. P. Dhungana, “Urban basic services : a community profile, Biratnagar, Nepal”. UNICEF, Kathmandu, Nepal, p. 127 p.: 16 fig., 33 tab., photogr., map., 1990.