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1992
G. B. Child-to- C. London, “Education for health in schools and teachers colleges : how children can benefit and contribute”. Child-to-Child Trust, London, UK, p. 31 p.: ill., 1992.
I. N. C. H. E. T. N. A. - Ahmedabad, “Educators' manual : child centred health education approaches”. Child Resource Centre, Centre for Health Education, Training and Nutrition Aware, Ahmedabad, India, p. 47 p.: ill., 1992.
R. Klees, Long, A. D., Degoga, I., Crowley, E., Daou, H., and Konare, M., “Health impact assessments of small dams in the Dogon country, Mali”, vol. no. 357. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. x, 161 p.: 5 fig., photogr., 5 tab., 1992.
E. S. Mwasha, “HESAWA : health department : school health and sanitation package”. Health through Sanitation and Water (HESAWA), Mwanza, Tanzania, p. iii, 39 p., 1992.
J. K. Konde-Lule, Elasu, S., and Musonge, D. L., “Knowledge, attitudes and practices and their policy implications in childhood diarrhoea in Uganda”, Journal of diarrhoeal diseases research, pp. p. 25-30: 4 tab., 1992.
D. Thomas and Strauss, J., “Prices, infrastructure, household characteristics and child height”, Journal of development economics, pp. p. 301-331: 2 fig., 4 tab., 1992.
G. Ministry o GH, GH, G. Ministry o, and Task Force for Child Survival and Development -Atlanta, GA, US, “Report of a workshop Ghana expanded programme of chemotherapy : Novotel ; Accrra, Ghana, February 11-12, 1992”. Papua New Guinea, Ministry of Education, Accra, Ghana, p. ca. 40 p. : drwngs., photogr., tab., 1992.
R. Seidel, “Results and realities : a decade of experience in communication for child survival : a summary report of the communication for child survival or HEALTHCOM project”. Academy for Educational Development, Washington, DC, USA, p. 29 p.: 8 fig., 1 tab., map, photogr., 1992.
B. D. B. R. A. C. - Dhaka, “Six months report on women's health and development programme, 01 July - 31 December 1992”. BRAC, Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. iii, 64 p.: 16 fig., 54 tab., 1992.
K. E. Kilifi Wat Kilifi, “Water, hygiene and sanitation seminar for teacher's”. Kilifi Water and Sanitation Project, Kilifi, Kenya, p. 206 p., 1992.
1991
A. G. Hill and Dollimore, N., “Assessing the impact of health programmes using household surveys in Mali”, Health policy and planning, pp. p. 336-347: 2 fig., 6 tab., 1991.
N. L. I. W. A. C. O. - Rotterdam, Social Planning, Analysis and Administration Consultants -Cairo, EG, SPAAC, and Cairo, E. G. U. N. I. C. E. F. -, “Assessment of the impact of a combined water and sanitation programme in Upper Egypt : proximate impact analysis : environmental sanitation survey”. IWACO, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, p. iii, 84 p. + annexes (ca. 40 p): fig., tab., 1991.
M. D. Sobsey, Moe, C. L., Samsa, G. P., and Mesolo, V., “Bacterial indicators of risk of diarrhoeal disease from drinking-water in the Philippines”, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, pp. p. 305-316, 1991.
K. Nwe Oo, Han, A. M., Aye, T., and Hlaing, T., “Bacteriologic studies of food and water consumed by children in Myanmar : 2. Lack of association between diarrhoea and contamination of food and water”, Journal of diarrhoeal diseases research, pp. p. 91-93: tab., 1991.
H. Hawes, Nicholson, J., and Bonati, G., “Children, health and science : child-to-child activities and science and technology teaching”, vol. no. 41. UNESCO, Division of Science, Technical and Environmental Education, Paris, France, p. iv, 122 p.: drwng, fig., 1991.
Harvard Institute for International Development -Cambridge, MA, US and London, G. B. A. H. R. T. A. G. -, “Clinical update : shigellosis”, Dialogue on diarrhoea, p. [4] p.: photogr., 1991.
O. M. Bateman and Smith, S., “A comparison of the health effects of water supply and sanitation in urban and rural Guatemala”, vol. no. 352. Environmental Health Project (EHP), Arlington, VA, USA, p. x, 31 p.: 8 fig., 9 tab., 1991.
I. Serageldin, Diop, F., and Hill, K., “Economic crisis, structural adjustment, and health in Africa”, vol. no. 766. World Bank, Population and Human Resources Department, Washington, DC, USA, p. 74 p.: 19 fig., 6 tab., 1991.
J. M. Wilson, Chandler, G. N., Muslihatun, and Jamiluddin, “Hand-washing reduces diarrhoea episodes : a study in Lombok, Indonesia”, Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, pp. p. 819-821, 1991.
N. Alam and Wai, L., “Importance of age in evaluating effects of maternal and domestic hygiene practices on diarrhoea in rural Bangladeshi children”, Journal of diarrhoeal diseases research, pp. p. 104-110: 2 tab., 1991.
S. A. Esrey, “Interventions for the control of diarrhoeal diseases among young children : fly control”. World Health Organization, Diarrhoeal Diseases Control Programme, Geneva, Switzerland, p. 19 p.: 5 tab, 1991.
Gof Ghana - GH and GH, U. N. I. C. E. F. - Accra, “Masterplan of operations 1991 - 1995”. Government of Ghana, Accra, Ghana, p. 178 p.; tab.; fig.; 1 krt., 1991.
K. R. Rao, “Netherlands assisted projects - Andhra Pradesh NAP - AP III : Nalgonda - phases 1 and 2 : integrated project document”. India (Andhra Pradesh), Panchayati Raj Engineering Department, Hyderabad, India, p. v, 127 p.: map, tab., 1991.
I. N. U. N. I. C. E. F. - Ne Delhi and IN, I. -, “A programme for children and women in India : plan of operations 1991-1995”. UNICEF, New Delhi, India, p. 224 p., 1991.
N. - NA and UNICEF -New York, NY, US, “Programme plans of operations 1992-1996”. Goverment of Namibia, Windhoek, Namibia, p. 312 p.: tab., 1991.

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