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Handbooks of UK wastewater practice. London, UK: Institution of Water and Environmental Management.
T. Nadu - I. N. Board, “Handpump caretaker training”. Tamil Nadu Water and Drainage Board, Madras, India, p. 41 p. : ill.
K. Greenland, “Handwashing with soap : why it works and how to do it”. Sanitation and Hygiene Applied Research for Equity, SHARE, S.l., p. 4 p.; ill. .
Happy, healthy homes. Series one. .
J. Sy, “The hard way to the high road : transition of community-based water groups to professional service providers in Indonesia”. Water and Sanitation Program, WSP, S.l., p. 8 p.; ill.; 3 fig.; 1 box.; 4 photographs; 1 box.
“Harnessing the Internet to help protect your watershed”. .
Harper colophon books. .
Harvard business review book series. Boston, MA, USA: Harvard Business School Press.
“Harvesting rainwater in semi-arid Africa”. .
“Harvesting rainwater in semi-arid Africa : manual”. .
“HDRU series”. Cornell University, Human Dimensions Research Unit, Ithaca, NY, USA.
“Health across the curriculum”. .
G. B. A. H. R. T. A. G. - London, “Health action”. Appropriate Health Resources and Technologies Action Group (AHRTAG), London, UK.
“Health an ecosystem approach”. .
WHO. Regional Office for the Western Pacific -Manila, PH, WPRO, “Health and development”. World Health Organization Western Pacific Regional Office, Manila, Philippines.
“Health and place”. .
“Health aspects of human settlements : a review based on the technical discussions held during the twenty-ninth World Health Assemblee, 1976”. .
“Health education research”. .
RedR -London, GB, Registered Engineers for Disaster Relief, “The health exchange”. REDR Registered Engineers for Disaster Relief, London, UK.
"Health for All" series / WHO. .
“Health for growth”. .
I. N. Voluntary Delhi, “Health for the millions”. Health for the Millions Trust, c/o Voluntary Health Association of India, New Delhi, India.
“Health has many faces”. .
Health, nutrition and population (HNP) discussion paper / WB. Washington, DC, USA: World Bank.
Health perspectives in the oxidative treatment of water for potable supply. Pt 2: Health assesment of current oxidant-disinfectants. .

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