Biblio

M. Z. Zwarteveen, Wedlock or deadlock? Feminists’ attempts to engage irrigation engineers. S.l.: S.n., 2006, p. 304 p.; 2 fig.; 12 tab.

I. Smout, Deverill, P., Bibby, S., and Wedgwood, A., “Designing water and sanitation projects to meet demand in rural and peri-urban areas : the engineer's role : interim report”. Water, Engineering and Development Centre, Loughborough University of Technology, WEDC, Loughborough, UK, p. ix, 60 p. + 12 p. annexes : 13 boxes, 4 fig., 6 tab., 2001.

T. Hayward, “More than just technical skills required”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 2-4 : 1 photogr., 2001.

P. Kolsky, “Engineers and urban malaria : part of the solution or part of the problem?”, Environment and urbanization, pp. p. 159-164 : 2 boxes, 1999.

R. S. Wotton and Hirabayashi, K., “Midge larvae (diptera: chironomidae) as engineers in slow sand filter beds”, Water research, pp. p. 1509-1515 : 3 fig., 1999.

P. Kolsky, “Engineers and urban malaria : part of the solution, or part of the problem?”, Waterlines, an international journal of water, sanitation and waste, pp. p. 10-12 : 2 boxes, 1 fig., 2 photogr., 1 tab, 1997.

S. H. Scheer and Wageningen, N. L. Wageningen, Communication between irrigation engineers and farmers : the case of project design in North Senegal. Wageningen, The Netherlands: Agricultural University Wageningen, 1996, p. xx, 258 p. : boxes.

K. R. Sansom, “Water engineers and community management”, in Reaching the unreached : challenges for the 21st century : proceedings of the 22nd WEDC conference, New Delhi, India, 9-13 September 1996, 1996, pp. P. 111-115 : 1 fig., 1 tab.

G. B. WaterAid - London, “WaterAid : technical handbook”. WaterAid, London, UK, p. Loose-leaf (ca. 350 p.): fig., tab., 1993.

UNICEF -New York, NY, US, “Participatory approaches for health and hygiene education in water and sanitation programme : part I”. UNICEF, Quetta, Pakistan, p. 36 p., 1991.

N. L. Royal Hask Nijmegen, “Operation and maintenance : vol. II : operation and maintenance manual”. Royal Haskoning, Nijmegen, The Netherlands, p. various paging, 1990.

I. N. U. N. I. C. E. F. Reg Delhi and Delhi, I. N. Indian Mar, “Water, environment and sanitation : report on qualitative phase of knowledge, attitudes and practices study - implementors”. UNICEF Regional Office for South Central Asia, New Delhi, India, p. 87 p.: fig., tab., 1989.

M. Simpson-Hebert and Yacoob, M., “Guidelines for designing a hygiene education program in water supply and sanitation for regional/district level personnel”, vol. no. 218. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Arlington, VA, USA, p. i, 58 p.: tab., 1987.

J. K. Jordan, “Maintenance of basic village services project water supply equipment”, vol. no. 152. Water and Sanitation for Health Project (WASH), Washington, DC, USA, p. vii, 54 p., 1985.

H. W. Heiss, “Manual of recommended safe operating proceedures and guidelines for water well contractors and pump installers”. National Water Well Association, Worthington, OH, USA, p. 86 p., 1980.

G. B. National W. London, “Civil engineering specifications for the water industry”. NWC, London, UK, p. 88 p., 1978.

K. D. Gray, “Lecture notes of the Unesco / NORAD third regional training course for hydrology technicians, Kenya, 1977”. UNESCO, Paris, France, p. 214 p. : techn.drwngs, 1977.

D. P. H. E. Bangladesh BD, “Lecture papers for training of assistant engineers”. Bangladesh, Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE), Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. various paging, 1975.

A. Bos, The role of engineers in the demand responsive approach : a study from South Africa. Loughborough, UK: Water, Engineering and Development Centre, Loughborough University of Technology, WEDC, p. xix, 68 p. : 3 boxes, 11 tab.