Biblio

N. Ilahi, “The intra-household allocation of time and tasks : what have we learnt from the empirical literature?”, vol. no. 13. World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, p. 46 p., 2000.

L. C. Morna, “Mainstreaming gender in water and sanitation : literature review for the SA Department of Water and Sanitation”. Gender Links, Johannesburg, South Africa, p. 35 p., 2000.

A. Cornwall, Making a difference? : gender and participatory development, vol. no. 378. Brighton, UK: Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, 2000, p. 39 p.

N. I. Uyouko, “Need to improve consultation as an integral part of an EIA to achieve sustainable relationship between proponent and community”. IHE (International Institute for Infrastructural, Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering), Delft, The Netherlands, p. iv, 25 p. : 2 fig., 2000.

E. Nijland, “Partnership, franchising and quality control at IRC-International Water and Sanitation Centre : a qualitative analysis (including recommendations) of the partnership concept of IRC and an exploration into the possibilities of franchising its products and”. NIMBAS Graduate School of Management, Utrecht, The Netherlands, p. 94 p. : 2 fig., 10 tab., 2000.

J. Budds, “PPP and the poor in water and sanitation : interim findings : an interim review of documents”. Water, Engineering and Development Centre, Loughborough University of Technology, WEDC, Loughborough, UK, p. 70 p. : 10 boxes, 7 tab., 2000.

C. Hannan, Promoting equality between women and men in bilateral development cooperation : concepts, goals, rationales and institutional arrangements. Part one. Theory, practice and priorities for change. Lund, Sweden: Lund University, Department of Social and Economic Geography, 2000, p. 448 p. : 11 fig., 7 tab.

J. de Fontaine, Trouble shooting guide for the domestic consumer, vol. no. 963/1/00. Pretoria, South Africa: Water Research Commission, WRC, 2000, p. viii, 82 p. : 20 boxes, 14 fig., 4 tab.

N. Palmer, “The use of private-sector contracts for primary health care : theory, evidence and lessons for low-income and middle-income countries”, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, pp. p. 821-829 : 1 fig., 2000.

N. Kibata, “Water and sanitation in developing countries : Internet based computing model for effective delivery of services”. University of Durban-Westville, Durban, South Africa, p. xx , ca. 110 p. : fig., tabs., 2000.

H. C. Primastuti, “Community management in urban water and sanitation : Cirebon, Indonesia case study”, vol. no. 083. IHE (International Institute for Infrastructural, Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering), Delft, The Netherlands, p. v, 81 p. + annexes (ca. 20 p.) : 15 fig., 12 tab., 1999.

B. Cave and Curtis, V., “Effectiveness of promotional techniques in environmental health”, vol. no. 165. Water and Environmental Health at London and Loughborough (WELL), London, UK, p. 22 p. : 5 boxes, tab., 1999.

J. Mabira, “Evaluation of the viability of water user groups under the small towns water and sanitation project, Uganda”, vol. no. 059. IHE (International Institute for Infrastructural, Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering), Delft, The Netherlands, p. ix, 139 p. : 13 fig., 16 tab., 1999.

S. Rosen and Vincent, J. R., “Household water resources and rural productivity in sub-Saharan Africa : a review of the evidence”, vol. no. 673. Harvard Institute for International Development, Cambridge, MA, USA, p. x, 84 p. : 3 fig., 24 tab., 1999.

J. Collin, “Lessons learned from Village Level Operation and Maintenance (VLOM)”, vol. no. 162. Water and Environmental Health at London and Loughborough (WELL), London, UK, p. 20 p. : 5 boxes, 1999.

D. Saywell, “Micro-credit for sanitation”. Water and Environmental Health at London and Loughborough (WELL), London, UK, 1999.

G. Howard, “On-site sanitation and groundwater : the art of balancing unknown risks?”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 2-5 : 3 photogr., 1999.

S. Parry-Jones, “Optimising the selection of demand assessment techniques for water supply and sanitation projects”, vol. no. 207. Water and Environmental Health at London and Loughborough (WELL), London, UK, p. iv, 47 p. : 3 boxes, 4 tab., 1999.

K. K. Rao, “Performance study on o&m of regional water supply project in A.P., India”, vol. no. 068. IHE (International Institute for Infrastructural, Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering), Delft, The Netherlands, p. ix, 92 p. : fig., tab., 1999.

S. Baden and Brighton, G. B. B. R. I. D. G. E. (de, Practical strategies for involving women as well as men in water and sanitation activities, vol. no.11. Brighton, UK: Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, 1999, p. iv, 35 p.

M. Webster and Sansom, K. R., “Public-private partnerships and the poor : an initial review”, vol. no. 164. Water and Environmental Health at London and Loughborough (WELL), London, UK, p. iv, 24 p. : 7 boxes, 4 fig., 2 tab., 1999.

N. Johnstone, Wood, L., and Hearne, R., “The regulation of private sector participation in urban water supply and sanitation : realising social and environmental objectives in developing countries”, vol. no. 99-01. International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), London, UK, p. 20 p. : 3 tab., 1999.

M. Sohail, “Review of safety in construction and operation for the WS&S sector. Part 2. Literature review”, vol. no. 166. Part 2. Water and Environmental Health at London and Loughborough (WELL), London, UK, p. i, 24 p., 1999.

A. P. Cotton and Saywell, D. L., Spreading the word : practical guidelines for research dissemination strategies : interim findings. Loughborough, UK: Water, Engineering and Development Centre, Loughborough University of Technology, WEDC, 1999, p. xiii, 61 p. : boxes, 5 tab.

L. Duncker, “Strategies for empowerment of women in water supply and sanitation projects”, vol. no. 817/1/99. Water Research Commission, WRC, Pretoria, South Africa, p. xiii, 58 p. + 20 p. annexes : 13 fig., 2 maps, 1999.