Biblio

Water, sanitation and hygiene sector : national strategic plan (2012 - 2016) [ Republic of Sudan]. Khartoum, Sudan: The Democratic Republic of the Sudan, 2011, p. 112 p.; 50 tab.

Mof Local G. Ghana, “Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) behaviour change communication (BCC) strategy for the urban sub-sector”. Ghana, Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, Accra, Ghana, p. 70 p.; 4 fig.; 18 tab.; 5 boxes, 2011.

J. De la Harpe, Potter, A., Casella, D., and Harris, K., “Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) governance training programme : facilitator's guide”. IRC, The Hague, The Netherlands, p. 32 p., 2011.

I. L. C. Yol, Oka, A. B. N., Dhieu, P. M., Muludyang, L. L., M. Malek, B., Feuerstein, L., Said, M., Abate, E., Benjamin, M., Lomodong, M., Nyarsuk, S., M. Mamur, M., Batali, D., Pangech, J., Wani, A., Pal, J., Lwale, I., Malek, M., Ariki, J., K. Kwai, M., Lomeling, D., Maskall, K., Ahmad, T., Tawil, R., Okoni, P., Bury, P. J., Moulders, C., Festus, A. J., Logo, L., Gutknecht, A. G., Bekalu, T., Wondwossen, T., Lerman, C., Hagen, N., Grosskinsky, B., Pleger, J., Walter, J., Badha, A., and van Meyden, G., “Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector strategic framework”, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of the Republic of South Sudan-SS, Juba, Sudan, 2011.

J. Hoyer, Dickhaut, D., Kronawitter, L., and Weber, B., Water sensitive urban design : principles and inspiration for sustainable stormwater management in the city of the future. Berlin, Germany: JOVIS, 2011, p. 143 p.; 83 fig.; .

R. Philip, “Water supply : exploring the options”, vol. Module 3. ICLEI European Secretariat GmbH, Freiburg, Germany, p. 51 p.; 15 fig.; 2 tab.; boxes, 2011.

R. Carter, Palakudiyil, T., and Harvey, E., “WaterAid Sanitation framework”. WaterAid, London, UK, p. 40 p. : 3 boxes, 1 fig., 7 tab., 2011.

Water Information Network South Africa -Pretoria, ZA, WIN-SA, “What happens when the pit is full? : Developments in on-site faecal sludge management (FSM) : report of FSM Seminar 14-15 March 2011, Durban, South Africa”. Water Information Network - South Africa - (WIN-SA), Pretoria, South Africa, p. 48 p.; 52 fig., 2011.

I. Birdthistle, Dickson, K., Freeman, M., and Javidi, L., What impact does the provision of separate toilets for girls at schools have on their primary and secondary school enrolment, attendance and completion? ; a systematic review of the evidence. London, UK: Institute of Education (IoE), University of London, 2011, p. iii,64 p.; 3 fig.; 3 tab.

K. B. Owusu-Ansah, “What impacts has private sector participation had on the delivery of urban water services and on customer satisfaction and willingness to pay for these services in Ghana?”. S.n., S.l., p. 50 p.; 1 box; 1 tab.; 1 fig., 2011.

K. Welle and Bostoen, K., “What next after completing the first national WASH inventory? : suggestions from stakeholders at the national, regional, and woreda level”. RiPPLE, Research-inspired Policy and Practice Learning in Ethiopia and the Nile region, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, p. 4 p.; ill., 2011.

L. Boorstin, “What works in school WASH? : presentation on december 6th 2011, "Getting School WASH Right", Emory University (paraphrased)”. S.n., S.l., p. 1 p., 2011.

G. Norman, “When are communal or public toilets an appropriate option?”, vol. 1. Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor, WSUP, S.l., p. 18 p.; 22 refs.; 2 fig.; 1 tab.; 4 photographs, 2011.

I. Günther, Horst, A., Lüthi, C., Mosler, H. - J., Niwagaba, B. C., and Tumwebaze, K. I., “Where do Kampala’s poor “go”? Urban sanitation conditions in Kampala’s low-income areas”, vol. 1. Swiss Federal Institute for Environmental Science and Technology (EAWAG), Zurich, Switzerland, p. 4 p.; ill.; 5 fig.; 3 boxes, 2011.

D. Werner, Thuman, C., and Maxwell, J., Where there is no doctor : a village health care handbook, 12th rev. ed.th ed. Berkeley, CA, USA: Hesperian Foundation, 2011, p. xv, 32, 456 p.: ill.

D. Schaub-Jones, “Winning the race : sanitation in rapidly-growing towns : background paper for a learning and sharing session in Lusaka, Zambia on 10 and 11 November..”, presented at the 2011-11-10, The Hague, The Netherlands, 2011, p. 28 p.; 12 fig.; 26 boxes.

I. Raphael, “Winning the race : sanitation in rapidly-growing towns : Hai case study, Kilimanjaro region, Tanzania : materials presented during the Learning and..”. S.n., S.l., p. 6 slides, 2011.

R. C. N. Ghana, “"Without post-construction M and E, sustainable WASH services will be an illusion" - Van Ess”, presented at the 10/2011, Accra, Ghana, 2011, vol. 20, p. 2 p.

S. S. H. 4A. The Sustai All, “Women take action on sanitation and become toilet masons in northern Vietnam”. SNV Viet nam, Hanoi, Viet Nam, p. 6 photographs with description, 2011.

Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene group, EWASH, “Women's access to water and sanitation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory”, vol. 8. Emergency Water and Sanitation-Hygiene Group, EWASH, S.l., p. 4 p.; 3 photographs; 3 boxes, 2011.

A. Yasar, Khan, N. Y., Batool, A., Tabinda, A. B., Mehmood, R., and Iqbal, A., “Womens perception of water quality and its impacts on health in Gangapur, Pakistan”, Pakistan Journal of Nutrition, pp. p. 702 - 706; 6 tab., 2011.

S. N. V. Asia and IRC, “Workshop report on Governance for Rural Sanitation and Hygiene”, IRC and SNV, The Hague, The Netherlands, 2011.

World Bank -Washington, DC, US, “World Bank eAtlas of gender”. World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, p. WWW site, 2011.

World Bank -Washington, DC, US, World Bank e-atlas of global development. Washington, DC, USA: World Bank, 2011.

P. Otieno and O’Reilly, D., “World Water Day 2011 : water and urbanization, water for cities : responding to the urban challenge ”. UN-Habitat, United Nations Centre for Human Settlements, Nairobi, Kenya, p. 117 p.; fig.; photographs; boxes, 2011.