Biblio

N. Conde, Babo, M., and Antonioli, A., “L'eau des villages : etude des mesures d'hygiene et d'assainissement du milieu a travers les comportements, les representations et la gestion de l'eau”. ENSUP, Bamako, Mali, p. 64 p. : tab., 1989.

H. Bohari, Nor, M. Idris Mohd, and Mohd, N. H., “A pour-flush latrine programme in a rural community in Malaysia : an early evaluation”, Hygie : international journal of health education, pp. p. 15-19: fig., tab., photogr., 1989.

M. Fukumoto, del Aguila, R., Kendall, C., and Pederson, D., “Why do mothers wash their hands?”, Dialogue on diarrhoea, p. p. 5: photogr., 1989.

X. Herrera and Lobo-Guerrero, M., “From failure to success : tapping the creative energy of Sikuani culture in Colombia”, Grassroots development: journal of the inter-american foundation, pp. p. 28-37: photogr., 1988.

J. D. Mull and Mull, D. S., “Mothers' concepts of childhood diarrhea in rural Pakistan : what ORT program planners should know”, Social science and medicine, pp. p. 53-67: fig., tab., 1988.

S. Konate, “Planning for health in Mali”, World health forum, pp. p. 46-49, 1988.

A. M. Tuladhar, “Report on sanitation workshop (29-31 July 1987)”. SNV Netherlands Development Organization, Kathmandu, Nepal, p. 25, 7 p., 1988.

J. Hubley, “Understanding behaviour : the key to successful health education”, Tropical doctor, pp. p. 134-138: fig., tab., 1988.

A. Younis, Kheir, E., Sabea, H., and S. Katsha, E., “Women, water and sanitation : action research project in two villages in lower Egypt : final report of the summer clubs established at Babil and Kafr Shanawan primary schools”. American University in Cairo, Social Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt, p. 36 p.: tab., 1988.

E. C. Green, “Beliefs and behaviour related to water in rural Swaziland”, International journal of water resources development, pp. p. 29-42, 1987.

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.

M. Wills-Gonzalez, “Environmental sanitation and domestic use of water in three communes of Vietnam”. UNICEF, Hanoi, Viet Nam, p. ca. 90 p.: tab., 1987.

A. A. Rahama and Musharaf, M. O. El, “Household water practices, knowledge and attitudes in nine White Nile villages in Sudan”, Ahfad journal, pp. p. 31-38: tab., 1987.

M. Jansen, “Beschrijving van de perceptie en het gedrag van vrouwen en kleuters met betrekking tot baden in een Oost Javaans dorp, Jatisari”. Leiden University, Leiden, The Netherlands, p. 71 : fig., photogr., 1986.

M. Strauss and Cross, P., “Health aspects of nightsoil and sludge use in agriculture and aquaculture. Part I : Existing practices and beliefs in the utilization of human excreta ; Part II : Pathogen survival”, vol. no. 04/85. International Reference Centre for Waste Disposal, Duebendorf, Switzerland, p. ca. 150 p.: fig., tab., 1986.

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.

L. S. Stephenson, Schistosomiasis and malnutrition, vol. no. 16 (1986). Ithaca, NY, USA: Cornell University Press, 1986, p. xii, 192 p.: fig., tab.

M. Islam, “Water use and sanitation habits : an in-depth study of water and sanitation related behaviour patterns in two villages and one slum area in Bangladesh”, vol. no. 05. DANIDA, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. 68 p.: tab., 1985.

V. Fernando, “Women & water : a household study of Kitulawa”, vol. no. 1. NGO Water Supply and Sanitation Decade Service, Colombo, Sri Lanka, p. 51 p., 2 p. maps: tab., 1985.

S. R. Cananna, “How can an extension worker bridge the gap? : traditional vs. modern understanding of disease : water and hygiene in Western Province, Zambia”. Loughborough University of Technology, Loughborough, UK, p. 36 p.: fig., photogr., 1984.

M. Simpson-Hebert, “Water and sanitation : cultural considerations”, in Water and sanitation : economic and sociological perspectives, 1984, pp. P. 173-198.

F. I. Institute Helsinki and Peradeniya, L. K. University, “Sociocultural dimensions of water supply and sanitation : case study made in Sri Lanka”, vol. vol. 3. University of Helsinki, Institute of Development Studies, Helsinki, Finland, p. vi, 309, xxvii p., 1983.

A. Kelles-Viitanen, “Water and wells, symbols of prestige, power and prosperity in a Sinhalese village : a study made in Sri Lanka”, vol. vol. 1. University of Helsinki, Institute of Development Studies, Helsinki, Finland, p. iii, 121 p., 1983.

H. I. Karunadasa, “Domestic use of water and sanitation : a behavioural study in two selected areas of Sri lanka”. National Water Supply and Drainage Board, Ratmalana, Sri Lanka, p. 84 p.: fig., tab., 1982.