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341. Services for the urban poor: 4. Technical guidelines for planners and engineers * (2000)
     Cotton, Andrew; Tayler, Kevin
342. Skills training for community management of rural water supply and sanitation in Nigeria (1998)
     Ocholi, Matthew A.
343. Step by step implementation guidelines for pond sand filter. Draft * (2006)
     WaterAid in Bangladesh
344. Successful experiences in municipal public water and sanitation services from Brazil. (2006)
     da Costa, Silvano Silveiro; Heller, Leo; Santos Moraes, Luiz Roberto; Borja, Patricia Campos; de Melo, Carlos Henrique; Sacco, Denise; National Association of Municipal Water and Sanitation Services (ASSEMAE)
345. Sustainable development of water resources, water supply and environmental sanitation: Proceedings of the 32nd WEDC International Conference, Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall, Colombo, Sri Lanka, November 2006 * (2007)
     Fisher, Julie
346. The story of SHEWA B. Sanitation, hygiene education and water supply in Bangladesh (2012)
     Department For International Development (DFID); United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF); Bangladesh, Department of Public Health Engineering
347. The sustainability of hand pumps in Konso District, Ethiopia from a household water security perspective [Distance Learning] (2012)
     Arlt, Manfred
348. Towards universal coverage: self-supply as part of the solution for the hard-to-reach in Zambia * (2016)
     Sutton, Sally
349. Training support report 31/12/1995. Compiled for Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH (1995)
     Futter, L.; Namibia, Directorate of Rural Water Supply
350. Universal Access Program for Water Supply and Sanitation Services. 2006 to 2012 International Calendar, 1999 to 2005 Ethiopian Calendar. Part I - rural. Part II - urban. Part III - strategy (2006)
     Ethiopia, Ministry of Water Resources

 

 

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