Biblio

M. L. U. N. I. C. E. F. - Bamako and Bamako, M. L. Sene- Conse, “Etude d'une strategie d'approvisionnement en eau potable pour le PCAN : rapport final”. Sene-Conseils, S.l., p. iii, 150 p.: 28 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.

S. R. A. Huttly, Feachem, R. G., Blum, D., Okoro, J. I., Akujobi, C., Kirkwood, B. R., Emeh, R. N., Okeke, N., Ajala, M., and Dosunmu-Ogunbi, O., “The Imo State (Nigeria) drinking water supply and sanitation project. 1 : Description of the project, evaluation methods, and impact on intervening variables”, Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, pp. p. 309-315, 1990.

X. Mu, Whittington, D., and Briscoe, J., “Modeling village water demand behaviour : a discrete choice approach”, Water resources research, pp. p. 521-529 : fig., tab., 1990.

N. Mukherjee, “People, water and sanitation : what they know, believe and do in rural India”, New Delhi, India: Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission, 1990, p. 40 p.: fig., photogr.

P. H. Environmen City, “The Philippine environment in the eighties”. Philippines, Environmental Management Bureau, Quezon City, The Philippines, p. xxiii, 301 p.: 51 fig., 119 tab., 1990.

D. A. Okun, “Planning small piped water supply systems in developing countries. Part 1”, Water and wastewater international, pp. p. 21, 23, 25-27 : photogr., 1990.

IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, The Hague, NL and National Environmental Engineering Research Institute -Nagpur, IN, NEERI, “Research and demonstration project on slow sand filtration (phase IV) : inventory of slow sand filters in India”. National Environmental Engineering Research Institute, NEERI, Nagpur, India, p. ca. 60 p.: tab., 1990.

K. Hydri, “What the holy quran says about the water sanitation and hygiene practices”. p. ca. 85 p., 1990.

K. Molbak, Hojlyng, N., Jepsen, S., and Gaarslev, K., “Bacterial contamination of stored water and stored food : a potential source of diarrhoeal disease in West Africa”, Epidemiology and infection, pp. p. 309-316, 1989.

T. Katko, “Development of rural water supply in Finland : possible lessons for the developing world? : discussion paper”, vol. no. 37. Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland, p. iii, 49 p.: fig., tab., 1989.

R. Ramasubban and Singh, B., “The efficacy of improved supply systems in meeting rural water demand for domestic needs : evidence from northern Kerala”. Centre for Social and Technological Change, Bombay, India, p. vii, 138 p.: fig., tab., 1989.

V. N. People's C. Hanoi, Helsinki, F. I. F. I. N. N. I. D. A. -, and Hanoi, V. N. Y. M. E. Group, “Hanoi water supply project phase II : water master plan : interim report master plan : interim report”. FINNIDA, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Helsinki, Finland, p. 151 p.: fig., map, tab., 1989.

J. Z. J. Killewo, Amsi, D. M. Do, and Mhalu, F. S., “An investigation of a cholera epidemic in Butiama village of the Mara region, Tanzania”, Journal of diarrhoeal diseases research, pp. p. 13-17: fig., tab., 1989.

F. R. Institut T. Aubervilliers, “Je pompe, tu pompe, l'eau au Burkina Faso”. Institut Technologique Dello, Aubervilliers, France, p. 52 p.: drawing, 1989.

C. P. Straub, Practical handbook of environmental control. Boca Raton, FL, USA: CRC Press, 1989, p. 537 p.: fig., tab.

V. Bryan, “Quality control in water production and distribution in Trinidad and Tobago”, Water quality bulletin, pp. p. 221-225: fig., tab., 1989.

M. D. Hussain and Ziauddin, A. T. M., “Rainwater use in Bangladesh : a case study in Dacope upozilla”, in Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Rain Water Cistern Systems : 2-4 August 1989, Manila, Philippines, 1989, pp. P. C1-1 - C1-15 : 4 fig., 5 tab., 1 photogr.

Socio-Economic Units, Kerala -Trivandrum, IN, “A school health education series for standard five”. Kerala Water Authority, Socio-Economic Units, Trivandrum, India, p. 40 p.: photogr., 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 of quantitative phase of knowledge, attitudes and practises study in rural India : phase III”. UNICEF Regional Office for South Central Asia, New Delhi, India, p. 192, xvi 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.

E. O. Sebaie, Hussein, A., Younis, A., and S. Katsha, E., Women, water, and sanitation : household water use in two Egyptian villages, vol. no. 1. Cairo, Egypt: American University in Cairo, Social Research Centre, 1989, p. xiv, 96 p.: fig., tab.

R. U. M. Lindskog and Lindskog, P. A., “Bacteriological contamination of water in rural areas : an intervention study from Malawi”, Journal of tropical medicine and hygiene, pp. p. 1-7: fig., tab., 1988.