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261. The role of the church in improving access to sanitation * (2009)
     Greaves, Frank
262. Using cell phones to monitor and evaluate behaviour change through community health clubs in South Africa * (2009)
     Rosenfeld, Jason
263. Water hygiene, environmental sanitation and the control of diarrhoeal diseases in Botswana: a knowledge, attitudes and practices study (1991)
     Botswana, Republic of. Ministry of Health; Botswana,Republic of. Ministry of Local Government and Lands; SIAPAC - Africa; Social Impact Assessment and Policy Analysis Corporation
264. Menstrual management in communal sanitation facilities: recommendations to eThekwini Municipality * (2013)
     Truyens, Carley
265. Sanitation in field hospitals (1992)
     Dean, P.T.
266. The community comes forth (1998)
     Halder, Joseph; NGO Forum for Drinking Water Supply & Sanitation
267. Bangladesh rural water supply and environmental sanitation programme. Socio-economic studies. Bi-annual report - Report No. 02 (1984)
     DPHE; United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF); Danida
268. Bangladesh: study of non-state providers of basic services *
     Chowdhury, Alamgir Farouk; Delay, Simon; Faiz, Naushad; Haider, Iftekher; Reed, Brian; Rose, Pauline; Sen, Priti Dave; University of Birmingham, School of Public Policy; University of Birmingham, International Development Department; IHSD/DFID Health Systems Resource Centre; London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC); University of Sussex, Centre for International Education
269. India: desk study of non-state providers of basic services *
     Nair, Padmaja; University of Birmingham, School of Public Policy; University of Birmingham, International Development Department; London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC); University of Sussex, Centre for International Education
270. Knowledge, attitudes and practices of the people of Ogoja and Obubra Lga's, Cross River State with regards to health, sanitation, personal hygiene and water use habits (1989)
     United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF); Braide, E.I; Akpabio, S.; Arikpo, B.U; Udo, I; Okeke, A.N

 

 

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