Biblio

S. Coates, “Gender and development approach to water, sanitation and hygiene programmes”. Water, Engineering and Development Centre, Loughborough University of Technology, WEDC, Loughborough, UK, p. 20 p. : boxes, 3 tab., 1999.

A. Scheinberg, Muller, M., and Tasheva, E. L., “Gender and waste : integrating gender into community waste management : project management insights and tips from an e-mail conference, 9-13 May 1998”, vol. no. 12. WASTE, Gouda, The Netherlands, p. 41 p., 1999.

D. K. D. A. N. I. D. A. - Copenhagen, “Gender and water supply and sanitation”. DANIDA, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Copenhagen, Denmark, p. 16 p. : tab., 1999.

K. E. World Bank Nairobi and KE, K. Ministry o, “Gender assessment of Kwale water and sanitation project : Kenya country report”. World Bank Regional Water and Sanitation Group for East and Southern Africa, Nairobi, Kenya, p. 41 p. : fig., tab., 1999.

D. K. D. A. N. I. D. A. - Copenhagen, “Gender in water supply and sanitation : guiding questions”. Denmark, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Copenhagen, Denmark, p. ii, 17 p. : 11 tab., 1999.

E. P. Bastidas, Gender issues and women's participation in irrigated agriculture : the case of two private irrigation canals in Carchi, Ecuador, vol. no. 31. Colombo, Sri Lanka: International Water Management Institute (IWMI), 1999, p. v, 21 p. : 4 fig., 7 tab.

S. Africa. De ZA, Gender policy for department of water affairs and forestry. Pretoria, South Africa: South Africa, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, 1999, p. 26 p. : fig., tab.

L. Gulati, Ramalingam, and Gulati, I. S., “Gender profile : Kerala”. Netherlands Embassy, India, New Delhi, India, p. ca. 71 p. : tabs., 1999.

F. Porter, Smyth, I., and Sweetman, C., Gender works : Oxfam experience in policy and practice. Oxford, UK: Oxfam Publishing, 1999, p. v, 346 p.

G. M. V., “Global water policies and local realities : community management of rural water supply in the Andes”. Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, The Netherlands, p. 93 p. : 1 map, tab., 1999.

B. E. Humanity L. Antwerp, “Humanity development library for sustainable development and basic human needs”. Humanity Libraries Project, Antwerp, Belgium, p. CD-ROM : 616 MB, 1999.

C. Vulto and Lagerweij, I., “Implementing a participatory, gender-based approach in Baluchistan”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 5-7 : 1 box, 1 ill., 2 photogr., 1999.

D. Mallick and Ali, M. A., Inching towards a new horizon. Dhaka, Bangladesh: NGO Forum for Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation, 1999, p. 112 p. : photograph.

A. Rao and Hashemi, S. M., Institutional take-off or snakes and ladders : dynamics and sustainability of local-level organisations in rural Bangladesh, vol. no. 30. Oxford, UK: INTRAC, International NGO Training and Research Centre, 1999, p. II, 62 p. : fig.

J. T. Visscher, Bury, P. J., Moriarty, P. B., and Gould, T., “Integrated water resource management in water and sanitation projects : lessons from projects in Africa, Asia and South America”, vol. no. 31 E. IRC, Delft, The Netherlands, p. viii, 70 p. : 22 boxes, 2 fig., 8 tab., 1999.

N. R. Mudege and Mujuru, L., “Integrated water supply and sanitation project : evaluation report”. Institute of Water and Sanitation Development, Harare, Zimbabwe, p. 41, [18] p. : 2 boxes, fig., tab., 1999.

S. C. Regmi and Fawcett, B., “Integrating gender needs into drinking-water projects in Nepal”, Gender and development, pp. p. 62-72, 1999.

A. Yepdujo, Guerre, C., and Niamey, N. E. U. N. I. C. E. F. -, “Introducing SanPlat latrines in Niger”, Waterfront, pp. p. 7-10 : 2 photogr., 1999.

R. Boelens and Apollin, F., “Irrigation in the Andean community : a social construction”. International Water Management Institute (IWMI), Colombo, Sri Lanka, p. vi, 44 p. : fig., photogr., 1999.

M. Snel and Ali, M., “Lessons from community-based initiatives in solid waste”, vol. no. 99. Water and Environmental Health at London and Loughborough (WELL), London, UK, p. 29 p. : 10 boxes, 1999.

D. Clifton, “A little gender handbook for emergencies or just plain common sense”. Oxfam, Oxford, UK, p. 36 p., 1999.

F. R. World Wate Marseille, “Mainstreaming gender in water resources management : why and how : background paper for the World Vision process”. World Water Council, Paris, France, p. 35 p. : photogr., tab., 1999.

B. van Koppen, “More crops and jobs per drop : managing water for gendered poverty alleviation and agricultural growth”. International Water Management Institute (IWMI), Colombo, Sri Lanka, p. v, 20 p., 1999.

D. Maliro, Chakwana, R., Sibale, B., Naphiyo, A., and Bamusi, N., “Participation, gender and demand responsiveness : making the links with impact and sustainability of water supply and sanitation projects : Malawi country report”. Bunda College of Agriculture, Lilongwe, Malawi, p. vi, 35 p. : fig., tab., 1999.

I. N. Water and Delhi, “The participatory learning and action (PLA) initiative : report from the global synthesis meeting, Manesar, India, October 11-16, 1999”. UNDP-World Bank Water and Sanitation Program, New Delhi, India, p. 8 p., 1999.