Biblio

I. Andersson, Esrey, S. A., Sawyer, R., and Hillers, A., Closing the loop : ecological sanitation for food security, vol. no. 18. Stockholm, Sweden: SIDA, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, 2001, p. vi, 96 p. : 22 fig., 2 tab.

S. Batchelor and Scott, N., “Community participation in urban water services”. Tearfund, Teddington, UK, p. 67 p. : 19 boxes, 2001.

A. Nickson, The Cordoba water concession in Argentina, vol. no. 442 05. London, UK: GHK International, 2001, p. viii, 32 p. : 4 fig.

K. O. Iwugo, Andoh, R. Y. G., and Feest, A., “Cost-effective urban drainage and wastewater management systems”, Water 21, pp. p. 51-54 : 1 box, 5 fig., 1 photogr., 2001.

G. Lettinga, Zeeman, G., and Lens, P., Decentralised sanitation and reuse : concepts, systems and implementation. London, UK: IWA Publishing, 2001, p. xxi, 650 p.

I. D. W. A. S. P. O. L. A. Wo Jakarta, “Development policy for small and medium scale water supply and environmental sanitation in Indonesia”. Indonesia, WASPOLA-Secretariat, Jakarta, Indonesia, p. iii, 28 p. : boxes, fig., 2001.

J. Thompson, Mujwahuzi, M. R., Munguti, K. - K., Wood, L., Johnstone, N., Tumwine, J. K., and Porras, I. T., Drawers of water II : thirty years of change in domestic water use and environmental health in East Africa : summary. London, UK: International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), 2001, p. xi, 116 p. : 28 fig., 22 photogr., 15 tab.

P. J. Brook and Locussol, A., “Easing tariff increases : financing the transition to cost-covering water tariffs in Guinea”, in Contracting for public services : output-based aid and its applications, 2001, pp. P. 31-37 : 1 fig.

C. Werner, Schlick, J., Witte, G., and Hildebrandt, A., “Ecosan : closing the loop in wastewater management and sanitation : proceedings of the international symposium, 30-31 October 2000, Bonn, Germany”. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ), Eschborn, Germany, p. iv, 318 p. : fig., tab., 2001.

A. Nickson, Establishing and implementing a joint venture : water and sanitation services in Cartagena, Colombia, vol. no. 442 03. London, UK: GHK Research and Training, 2001, p. viii, 38 p. : fig.

S. M. Khatib Alam and Ahmad, E., “Faisalabad Area Upgrading Project : communities take charge of local sanitation facilities : Chak-7jb, Faisalabad, Pakistan”. Faisalabad Area Upgrading Project (FAUP), Faisalabad, Pakistan, p. ii, 33 p. : 6 boxes, 4 fig., photogr., 4 tab., 2001.

F. E. A. P. Task F. Paris, “Financing strategies for the urban water sector in the NIS : overview”. OECD, EAP Task Force, Paris, France, p. 31 p. : fig., tab., 2001.

J. A. Tejada-Guibert and Maksimovic, C., Frontiers in urban water management : deadlock or hope. London, UK: IWA Publishing, 2001, p. xv, 416 p. : fig., tab.

B. Gbemade, “Gestion des postes d'eau autonomes dans les quartiers périphériques de Ouagadougou”, pp. p. 55-60 : tabs., 2001.

O. T. N. Sililo, Saayman, I. C., and Fey, M., “Groundwater vulnerability to pollution in urban catchments”, vol. no. 1008/1/01. Water Research Commission, WRC, Pretoria, South Africa, p. viii, 38 p. : 12 tables, 1 box, 2001.

K. - U. Rudolph and Schafer, D., “International survey on alternative water systems : extended summary”. Germany, Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Bonn, Germany, p. 32 p. : fig., photogr., tabs., 2001.

C. I. Water Util Abidjan, “The "Kampala Statement" on the reform of the urban water and sanitation sector in Africa”, in Regional conference on the reform of the water supply and sanitation sector in Africa "Enhancing public-private partnership in the context of the Africa vision for water (2025)", Kampala (Uganda), 26-28 February, 2001 : proceedings. Volume 1. Summary of c, Abidjan, Ivory Coast, 2001, p. 6 p.

A. Cordova, “Large-scale dry sanitation programs : preliminary observations and recommendations from urban experiences in Mexico”, vol. no. 01-6. Cornell University, Human Dimensions Research Unit, Ithaca, NY, USA, p. iii, 14 p., 2001.

G. Manase, Mulenga, M., and Fawcett, B., “Linking urban sanitation agencies with poor community needs in Southern Africa : a study of Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa”, in People and systems for water, sanitation and health : proceedings of the 27th WEDC conference, Lusaka, Zambia, 2001, 2001, pp. P. 185-188.

B. Fawcett, Manase, G., and Mulenga, M., “Linking urban sanitation agencies with poor community needs in Southern Africa : a study of Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa : draft guidelines”. Institute of Irrigation and Development Studies (IIDS), University of Southampton, Southampton, UK, p. vi, 91 p. : 6 boxes, 8 tab., 2001.

A. Agarwal, Narain, S., and Khurana, I., Making water everybody's business : practice and policy of water harvesting. New Delhi, India: Centre for Science and Environment, 2001, p. vi, 456 p. : fig., maps, photogr., tab.

I. N. Centre for Delhi, “Managing water in Chennai”. Centre for Science and Environment, New Delhi, India, p. 20 p. : fig., tab., 2001.

H. Korving and Clemens, F., “Optimal decisions that reduce effects of sewer systems on receiving waters : Bayesian decision analysis as a tool for defining monitoring needs”. Delft University of Technology, Department of Environmental Engineering, Delft, The Netherlands, p. 8 p. : 8 fig., 2001.

J. Plummer and Nhemachena, G., Preparing a concession : working towards private sector participation in water and sanitation services in Gweru, Zimbabwe, vol. no, 442 04. London, UK: GHK Research and Training, 2001, p. viii, 56 p. : fig.

A. B. Inocencio and David, C. C., “Public-private-community partnerships in management and delivery of water to urban poor : the case of Metro Manila”, vol. no. 2001-18. Philippine Institute for Development Studies, Makati, Philippines, p. 53 p. + 22 p. tab., 2001.