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1996
G. J. Alaerts, Buiteman, J. P., and Ahsan, T., “Direct horizontal-flow roughing filtration. Part II : performance, and operational guideline”, Aqua : journal of water supply research and technology, pp. p. 281-291 : 4 fig., 6 tab., 1996.
B. J. Lloyd, Graham, M. J. D., Clarke, B. A., and Jones, C. J., “Effect of reduced depth, fabric-protected slow sand filters on treated water quality”, in Advances in slow sand and alternative biological filtration, 1996, pp. P. 233-243 : 7 fig., 6 tab.
P. Howsam, Carter, R. C., and Tyrrel, S. F., “Effective and transparent strategies for community water supply programmes in developing countries : strategies for community water supply”, in Water policy : allocation and management in practice : proceedings of International Conference on Water Policy, held at Cranfield University, 23-24 September 1996, 1996, pp. p. 162-168 : 2 tab.
N. I. Bombas de Managua, “Epidemiology water & sanitation : the rope and washer pump : compilation of articles related to epidemiology and water & sanitation which composed the scientific impulse for the later development and introduction of the rope and washer pump”. Bombas de Mecate, Managua, Nicaragua, p. 85 p. : fig., photogr., tab., 1996.
D. Hall and Goss, P., “An evaluation of the Qacha's Nek village water supply project”. Sechaba Consultants, Maseru, Lesotho, p. 37 p. + 12 p. annex. : 15 tab., 1996.
M. Comision N. MX and Puebla, M. X. Proyectos, “Expediente tecnico para la construccion del sistema de agua potable de la localidad de Francisco i Madero Municipio de Santiago Xiacui”. Proyectos y Servicios de Ingenieria, Puebla, Mexico, p. 24 p. : fig., photogr., 1996.
S. Mesfin, “Experiences with slow sand filtration in Ethiopia”, in Advances in slow sand and alternative biological filtration, 1996, pp. P. 379-387 : 3 fig.
B. Skinner, “Ferrocement water storage tanks”, in Sustainability of water and sanitation systems : proceedings of the 21st WEDC conference, Kampala, Uganda, 4-8 September 1995, 1996, pp. P. 104-107 : 1 fig., 2 tab.
CREPA -Ouagadougou, BF, Centre Regional pour l'Eau Potable et l'Assainissement a Faible Cout, “Fiches techniques des ouvrages d'AEPA concus et realises par le Centre Regionale pour l'Eau Potable et l'Assainissement (CREPA)”, vol. no. 2. Centre Regional pour l'Eau Potable et l'Assainissement a Faible Cout (CREPA), Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, p. 84 p. : fig., tab., 1996.
Swedish Committee for Afghanistan -Stockholm, SE, SCA, “Guidelines for rural drinking water supply projects in Afghanistan”. Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA), Stockholm, Sweden, p. 13 p., 1996.
N. A. F. G. Consult Windhoek, “Handbook for the water point caretaker : pipeline water point”. Namibia, Department of Water Affairs, Windhoek, Namibia, p. 48 p. : ill., 1996.
G. B. Save the C. London, “An interim report for the Mchinji water project”. Save the Children (UK), London, UK, p. 18 p. ; 4 fig., 3 tab., 1996.
B. Faso. Mini BF, “Inventaire des points d'eaux modernes au Burkina Faso 1996”. Burkina Faso, Ministere de l'Environnement et de l'Eau (MEE), Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, p. 453 p. : fig., maps, tabs., 1996.
CREPA -Ouagadougou, BF, Centre Regional pour l'Eau Potable et l'Assainissement a Faible Cout, “La deferrisation des eaux de forage : synthese des techniques experimentees avec succes au CREPA”, vol. no. 1. Centre Regional pour l'Eau Potable et l'Assainissement a Faible Cout (CREPA), Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, p. 68 p. + annexes (31 p.) : 16 fig., 9 tab., 1996.
D. Schotanus, “Membership water and sanitation survey 1991-1994”. Christian Relief and Development Association, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, p. viii, 124 p. : 1 box, 20 fig., 6 tab., 1996.
G. B. Li, Du, K. Y., and Ma, J., “Multi-stage slow sand filtration for the treatment of high turbid water”, in Advances in slow sand and alternative biological filtration, 1996, pp. P. 371-378 : 5 fig., 1 tab.
WHO -Geneva, CH, World Health Organization and IN, I. Ministry o, “National workshop on operation and maintenance of urban water supply and sanitation systems, New Delhi, September 25-27, 1996 : proceedings”. India, Ministry of Urban Affairs and Employment, New Delhi, India, p. vii, 158 p. : tab., 1996.
G. K. Folkard, Sutherland, J. P., and Al-Khalili, R., “Natural coagulants : a sustainable approach”, in Sustainability of water and sanitation systems : proceedings of the 21st WEDC conference, Kampala, Uganda, 4-8 September 1995, 1996, pp. P. 63-65.
S. Gariba and Derksen, R., “Operation and maintenance of small town water supplies : experiences in the transition to community management in northern Ghana”. p. ii, 17 p. + appendices (7 p.) : 7 boxes, 1996.
J. T. Visscher, J. M., L., and G. C., G., “Performance evaluation of dynamic roughing filtration”, in Advances in slow sand and alternative biological filtration, 1996, pp. P. 349-358 : 5 fig., 3 tab.
D. P. H. E. Bangladesh BD, “Presence of arsenic in groundwater in the 18 district towns project : short mission report : geohydrologist : period: December 1996”. Bangladesh, Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE), Dhaka, Bangladesh, p. 37 p. + 7 appendixes : fig., tab., 1996.
A. M. Warhurst, McConnachie, G. L., and Pollard, S. J. T., “The production of activated carbon for water treatment in Malawi from the waste seed husks of Moringa Oleifera”, Water science and technology, pp. p. 177-184 : 2 fig., 2 tab., 1996.
R. Gera, “Rainwater harvesting and empowerment of women”, 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. 131-132 : ill., 1 tab.
M. Wegelin, Zimmerman, T., and Burgthaler, B., “Rehabilitation of slow sand filters and new treatment plant designs in rural Cameroon”, in Advances in slow sand and alternative biological filtration, 1996, pp. P. 359-369 : 7 fig., 5 tab.
J. E. M. Smet, Terry, B., and Klaassen, W., “Report of third backstopping mission to the Netherlands-supported water supply programmes in Namibia”, IRC, The Hague, The Netherlands, 1996.

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