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Water supply and sanitation in developing countries / edited by Bernard J. Dangerfield

Contributor(s): Dangerfield, Bernard J [editor]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London, England : Institution of Water Engineers and Scientists, c1983Description: xvi, 413 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmISBN: 0901427128Subject(s): WATER-SUPPLY -- DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | | WATER-SUPPLY ENGINEERING -- DEVELOPING COUNTRIESLOC classification: TD 591 .W38 1983

Contents:

Water supply and sanitation in developing countries-- economic and social conditions-- infections related to water and excreta: the health dimension of the decade-- the role of development banks in international funding-- population and water needs-- water resources-- water quality and treatment-- urban water supply-- urban sanitation and surface water drainage-- rural watefr supply and sanitation-- low-cost technology-- operation and maintenance-- institutional requirements-- education and training--

Summary: The main of this book is to help those involved in technical and administrative responsibility for water supply and sanitation projects in developing countries and working with limited resources.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	LRC - Main	National University - Manila	Environmental and Sanitary Engineering	General Circulation	GC TD 591 .W38 1983 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	c.1	Available		NULIB000015434

Compiled and published by the Institution of Water Engineers and Scientists, London, England

Includes index.

Water supply and sanitation in developing countries--
economic and social conditions--
infections related to water and excreta: the health dimension of the decade--
the role of development banks in international funding--
population and water needs--
water resources--
water quality and treatment--
urban water supply--
urban sanitation and surface water drainage--
rural watefr supply and sanitation--
low-cost technology--
operation and maintenance--
institutional requirements--
education and training--

The main of this book is to help those involved in technical and administrative responsibility for water supply and sanitation projects in developing countries and working with limited resources.

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