Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion
Chapter 2
Divided into six main sections: Hygiene Promotion,
Water Supply, Excreta Disposal, Vector Control,
Solid Waste Management and Drainage.
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References:
International legal instruments
General
- Adams, J (1999), Managing Water Supply and
Sanitation in Emergencies. Oxfam GB. ISBN 0-85598-378-7
176 pp
- Cairncross, S and Feachem, R (1993), Environmental
Health Engineering in the Tropics: An Introductory
Text (Second Edition). John Wiley & Sons
Ltd, Chichester, UK.
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in Emergencies: A Practical Guide for Relief
Workers. Second Edition. RedR/IT Publications,
London. 718pp ISBN: 1-85339-521-8
- Drouarty, Eric and Vouillamoz, Jean-Michel
(1999), Alimentation en eau des populations
menacées Hermann, Paris. 565 p. ISBN 2 7056
6386 X
- IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre,
Netherlands.
- MSF (1994), Public Health Engineering in Emergency
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Paris.
- UNHCR (1999), Handbook
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Geneva. (PDF file 2.25 MB)
- Water, Engineering and Development Centre
(WEDC), Loughborough University, UK:
- WHO Health
Library for Disasters (HELID)
- WHO
Water, Sanitation and Health (WSH) Index
Sanitary Surveys
Gender
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D, Van Wijk C. (2003), The Gender and Water
Development Report 2003: Gender
Perspectives on Policies in the Water Sector.
Edited by Appleton, B and Smout, I. Gender
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122pp. (PDF file 1.04 MB)
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Gender Dimensions of Internal Displacement.
Women’s Commission for Refugee Women and Children.
New York. (PDF file 194 KB)
Hygiene Promotion
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(1997), Hygiene
Evaluation Procedures: Approaches and Methods
for Assessing Water- and Sanitation-Related
Hygiene Practices. International Nutrition
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Health Association.
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Hygiene Promotion: A Practical Manual for Relief
and Development. Oxfam GB. Intermediate Technology
Development Group Publishing. ISBN 1 85339 505
6.
Water Supply
Water Quality
Excreta Disposal
- Harvey, PA, Baghri, S and Reed, RA (2002),
Emergency
Sanitation, Assessment and Programme Design
(via WEDC website). WEDC, Loughborough University,
UK. ISBN 1 84380 005 5. (PDF file 500 KB)
- Pickford, J (2001), Low Cost Sanitation: A
Survey of Practical Experience. IT Publications,
London. ISBN 1853392332
- Parry-Jones, S and Pickford, J Low-cost
Sanitation in Areas With Shallow Groundwater
(via WELL website), WELL.
Vector Control
- Hunter, P (1997), Waterborne Disease: Epidemiology
and Ecology. John Wiley & Sons Ltd, Chichester,
UK. 384 pp.
- Lacarin, CJ and Reed, RA (1999), Emergency
Vector Control Using Chemicals (via WEDC
website). WEDC, Loughborough, UK. (PDF file
3.93 MB)
- Thomson, M (1995), Disease Prevention Through
Vector Control: Guidelines for Relief Organisations.
Oxfam GB. OXFAM Practical Guide No. 10. 127p
- UNHCR (1997), Vector and Pest Control in Refugee
Situations. UNHCR. Programme and Technical Support
Section, Geneva, 104pp.
- Warrell, D and Gilles, H, eds (2002), Essential
Malariology. Fourth Edition. Arnold, London. ISBN 0-340-74064-7, 384pp
- WHO (1997) Chemical methods for the control
of vectors and pests of public health importance.
WHO/CTD/WHOPES/97.2, World Health Organisation,
Division of Control of Tropical, Geneva. 136pp
- WHO Pesticide Evaluation Scheme (WHOPES),
(2000) Guidelines
for the Purchase of Public Health Pesticides
(via WHO webpage). WHO/CDS/WHOPES/2000.1 World
Health Organization, Geneva. (PDF file 32.9
KB)
See:
Solid Waste
Medical Waste
Drainage
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