Biblio

J. E. Paul, “A field test report of implementation planning and a cost-benefit model for guinea worm eradication in Pakistan”, vol. no. 231. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. vii, 51 p.: tab., fig., 1988.

J. E. Paul, “Guidelines for implementation planning for guinea worm control programs : an approach to assessment of cost-effectiveness and cost benefit”, vol. no. 233. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. v, 54 p.: tab., 1988.

S. Cairncross and Tayeh, A., “Guinea worm and water supply in Kordofan, Sudan”, Journal of the Institution of Water and Environmental Management, pp. p. 268-274: fig., tab., 1988.

P. L. Henderson, Fontaine, R. E., and Kyeyune, G., “Guinea worm disease in northern Uganda : a major public health problem controllable through an effective water programme”, International journal of epidemiology, pp. p. 434-440: fig., tab., 1988.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -Atlanta, GA, US, “Guinea worm : the fiery serpent (video film)”. UNDP (United Nations Development Programme), New York, NY, USA, p. : VHS, 1988.

S. Huttly and Blum, D., “Health impact evaluation of the rural drinking water and sanitation project in Imo State Nigeria”. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, UK, p. 35 p., 100 p. annexes: fig., map, tab., 1988.

A. Prins and Yacoob, M., “La lutte contre la draconculose : volet ajoute aux projets d'alimentation en eau et d'ad'alimentation en eau et d'assainissement”, vol. no. 51. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. l: fig., tab., 1988.

M. Yacoob, Watt, S., and Brieger, W. R., “Maternal morbidity from guinea worm in Nigeria and its impact on child survival”, vol. no. 232. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. viii, 42 p., 1988.

D. Yohalem and Yacoob, M., “Second regional conference on guinea worm in Africa : Accra, Ghana, March 14-18, 1988”, vol. No. 240. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. iii, 76 p.: tab., 1988.

J. Smith and Yacoob, M., “Teaching about guinea worm prevention : a manual for secondary school teachers”, vol. no. 223. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. 93 p., 1988.

SWACH -Udaipur, IN, Sanitation, Water and Community Health Project, “Towards victory : India battles the guinea worm”. p. video (25 min.): VHS, 1988.

F. Rosensweig and Brieger, W. R., “Workshop on guinea worm control at the community level : a training guide”, vol. no. 50. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. iii, 83 p., 1988.

A. Foly and Caudill, D., “Case study : guinea worm : a successful approach to community education and participation results in safe drinking water supply and guinea worm eradication”. World Neighbors, Oklahoma City, OK, USA, p. 17 p.: fig., 1987.

A. R. Gbary, Guiguemde, T. R., and Ouedraogo, J. B., “Dracunculose : etude des croyances et attitudes des populations en zone endemique de savane (Burkina Faso)”, Bulletin de la Societe de Pathologie Exotique, pp. p. 242-251: tab., 1987.

A. Mazer, “Etude du milieu : education sanitaire et nutritionelle : 6e annee du cycle fondamental, guide du maitre”. Agence de Cooperation Culturelle et Technique, Paris, France, p. 131 p.: fig., 1987.

C. de Rooy, “Guinea worm control as a major contributor to self-sufficiency in rice production in Nigeria”. UNICEF Water, Environment and Sanitation Section, Lagos, Nigeria, p. 23 p.: fig., tab., 1987.

SWACH -Udaipur, IN, Sanitation, Water and Community Health Project, “The Integrated Sanitation, Water, Guineaworm Control and Community Health Project (SWACH), Udaipur, Rajasthan : a manual. Vol. 1. Implementation guidelines for drinking water supply”. p. 51 p., 1987.

A. R. Gbary, Guiguemde, T. R., and Ouedraogo, J. B., “La dracunculose, un fleau eradique dans trois villages du Burkina Faso par l'education sanitaire”, Bulletin de la Societe de Pathologie Exotique, pp. p. 390-395 : fig., tab., 1987.

R. B. Isely, Paul, J. E., and Ginsberg, G. M., “Cost-effective approaches to the control of dracunculiasis”, vol. no. 38. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. iii, 53 p.: fig., tab., 1986.

WHO. Regional Office for Africa -Harare, ZW, WHO / AFRO, “Dracunculiasis in Africa : final report on a workshop, 1-3 July 1986, Niamey, Niger”. World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa, Brazzaville, Congo, p. vi, 49 p., 1986.

M. M. Rahaman, Feachem, R. G., and Briscoe, J., Evaluating health impact : water supply, sanitation, and hygiene education. Ottawa, Ont, Canada: International Development Research Centre (IDRC), 1986, p. 80 p.: fig., tab.

N. Ministry o NG and Lagos, N. G. U. N. I. C. E. F. -, “[Kwara State rural drinking water and sanitation project : project reports]”. UNICEF, Lagos, Nigeria, p. 10 reports (ca. 130 p.), 1986.

M. K. C. Sridhar, Adeniyi, J. D., and Kale, O. O., “A simple sand filter to reduce guinea worm disease”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 16-19: 2 fig., 3 tab., 1985.

WHO -Geneva, CH, World Health Organization and Washington, D. C. National R., “Workshop on opportunities for control of dracunculiasis : contributed papers : Washington, D.C., June 16-19, 1982”. National Academy Press, Washington, DC, USA, p. xii, 153, 177 p., 1985.

D. R. Hopkins, “Eradication of dracunculiasis”, in Water and sanitation : economic and sociological perspectives, 1984, pp. P. 93-114: fig.