Biblio

V. Sundararaman, “The social feasibility study in the role of women in rural sanitation : report of the study in four villages of Maharashtra State”. SNDT Women's University, Research Centre on Women's Studies, Bombay, India, p. 248 p., 1986.

S. T. Wong and Azimi, M. R., “Perception and attitude of Thai villagers toward an improved rural water supply management system”, in Water resources for rural areas and their communities : proceedings of the Vth World Congress on Water Resources : 9-15 June 1985, Brussels, Belgium, 1985, pp. P. 861-869.

M. Islam, “Water use and sanitation habits : an in-depth study of water and sanitation related behaviour patterns in two villages and one slum area in Bangladesh”, vol. no. 05. DANIDA, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. 68 p.: tab., 1985.

L. E. Clarke, “Knowledge, attitudes and practices related to water and sanitation : result of a study in six villages of North-West Frontier Province of Pakistan”. UNICEF, Islamabad, Pakistan, p. 15 p.: tab., 1984.

A. T. White, “Health extension in phase two of the slow sand filtration project”, vol. no. 15. IRC, Delft, The Netherlands, p. 64 p., 1982.

T. V. Tiglao, “Health knowledge, attitudes and practices related to schistosomias”, Hygie : international journal of health education, pp. p. 31-38, 1982.

E. C. Green, “A knowledge, attitudes, and practices survey of water and sanitation in Swaziland”. Academy for Educational Development, Washington, DC, USA, p. iii, 85 p.: tab., 1982.

S. S. Patwardhan, “Meterisation in developing countries for urban rural towns”, in 3rd Asia Pacific Regional Water Supply Conference and Exhibition, Nov. 15-19, 1981, PICC, Manila, Philippines : proceedings, 1981, pp. p. 223-227.

A. S. Kauzeni, Lomoy, J., Ronningen, K., Shirima, D., Kaunde, B. A., Kapele, A. S., Sayana, J. S., Ulaya, E., and Yonah, A. S., “Socio-economic aspects of water master plan of Rukwa Region”. University of Dar es Salaam, Bureau of Resource Assesssment and Land Use Planning, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, p. iv, 92 p. : fig., tab., 1981.

A. S. Kauzeni, “Villagers' expectation and attitudes towards traditional and improved water supplies and pre-conditions for succesful rural water development programmes : the case of Rukwa region”, vol. no. 50. University of Dar es Salaam, Bureau of Resource Assesssment and Land Use Planning, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, p. ii, 49 p.: fig., tab., 1981.

M. Elmendorf and Buckles, P. K., “Sociocultural aspects of water supply and excreta disposal”, vol. no. 5. World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, p. iv, 66 p.: fig., 1980.

M. Whiting and Krystall, A., “The impact of rural water supply projects on women”. CARE Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya, p. 113 p.: fig., tab., 1979.

Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs -Austin, TX, US, Impact of the federal Safe Drinking Water Act on Texas : a report, vol. no. 21. Austin, TX, USA: University of Texas, 1978, p. xv, 189 p.

G. B. Institute Birmingham, “Obtaining a standpipe water supply in Santa Squatter Settlement : a case study”. University of Birmingham. Institute of Local Government Studies, Birmingham, UK, p. 10, 2 p., 1 map, 1976.

R. I. de Hertaing, Courtejoie, J., and Kaiku, N. Mavinga Le, “Les vers intestinaux a l'ecole : prise de conscience du probleme par la jeunesse”, vol. no. 6. Bureau d'Etudes et de Recherches pour la Promotion de la Sante, Kangu-Mayombe, Zaire, p. 51 p., 1974.

N. L. D. H. V. - Amersfoort, Hague, N. L. N. E. D. E. C. O. - Th, TZ, T. Ministry o, Arnhem, N. L. I. L. A. C. O. -, and DGIS, D. General fo, “Shinyanga water supply survey : water master-plan study for Shinyanga region : final report. [Vol. II :] Technical annex D : sociology”. DHV, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, p. 189 p.: fig., tab., 1974.