Water and sanitation for all : partnerships and innovations : selected papers of the 23rd WEDC Conference, Durban, South Africa, 1997

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Water and sanitation for all : partnerships and innovations : selected papers of the 23rd WEDC Conference, Durban, South Africa, 1997

edited by John Pickford ... [et al.]

Intermediate Technology Publications in association with The Water, Engineering and Development Centre, 1998

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Water and Sanitation for All is a collection of selected papers from the 23rd WEDC Conference in Durban, South Africa on partnerships and innovations to assist in achieving water and sanitation for all.

Table of Contents

  • INTRODUCTION
  • Section A PARTNERSHIP
  • Getachew Alem Ethiopia
  • WATSAN projects: NGOs' experience in Ethiopia
  • Andrew Chalinder and Ms Tlamelo M Kedikilwe Botswana
  • New challenges and innovative partnerships
  • Michael Wood UK
  • Partnership changes in rural water supply
  • Section B SANITATION
  • S. Banister, Burke, Sekeitto, Mvulane, Bakainaga and Freeman
  • Evaluation of composting latrines
  • M. Chidavaenzi, M. Jere and M. Bradley Zimbabwe
  • Pit latrine effluent infiltration into groundwater
  • U. Heinss, M. Strauss and S.A. Lartnie Switzerland
  • Tons of excreta and ways to treat them
  • Guy Howard UK
  • Strategic approaches to urban sanitation
  • David Still and Richard Holden South Africa
  • Towards sustainable sanitation in South Africa
  • Section C COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT
  • A.D. Kirkwood Angola
  • Standpipe maintenance in Luanda, Angola
  • Festus Kwame Kwadzokpo Ghana
  • Community-based O&M challenges
  • Siphokazi Mpahla and Andrew MacDonell South Africa
  • Community decisions on Mvula Trust projects
  • Loveness Mpanje and Mrs Linda Milazi Malawi
  • Community management of rural water supply
  • Ms Thoko Sigwaza South Africa
  • Community participation in Qadi-Nyuswa project
  • Warren Smit and Norah Walker South Africa
  • Community involvement in local area maintenance
  • South Africa
  • Section D WATER QUALITY AND TREATMENT
  • R.S. Al-Khalili, J. P. Sutherlaiid and G. K. Folkard UK
  • Filtration with a natural coagulant
  • V. Chipofya, G. McConnachie, A. Warhurst, E. Patey and H. Ridgeon UK
  • Odour testing using moringa carbon 64
  • A. Gadgil, A. Drescher, D. Greene, P. Miller, C. Motau and F. Stevens USA
  • Field-testing UV disinfection of drinking water 67
  • Gumbo Bekithemba Zimbabwe
  • Integrated water quality management in Harare
  • Hielke Wolters and Godfrey Mwiinga Zambia
  • Potentials of roughing filtration in Zambia '
  • Section E SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
  • P.B. Majura Zambia
  • Refuse management problems in Lusaka, Zambia
  • J.H. van der Merwe and I. Steyl South Africa
  • Rural solid waste in the Western Cape
  • Sy Daiig Thi, Michael R. Digrigorio and Binh Nguyen Thanh Vietnam
  • Hospital waste in Hanoi
  • Section F FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT
  • David A'Bear and Don Crawford South Africa
  • The flip-cheque financial control system
  • L. Duncker South Africa
  • The question of sustainability
  • J.A. van der Linde Sotith Africa
  • Hermanus water conservation programme
  • Hassan Mohammed and Nasser Yakubu Nigeria
  • Towards affordable water supply
  • Section G WATER SUPPLY
  • Joseph Sainu Bockarie Botswana
  • Development, operation and maintenance of RWS
  • M.J. Clanahan Sotlth Africa
  • Sand abstraction systems
  • S.W. Hussey Zimbabwe
  • Small-scale 'sand abstraction' systems
  • H.O. Onek and S.M. Kayaga Uganda
  • Water utilities research: NWSC, Uganda
  • Section H HYGIENE, HEALTH AND GENDER
  • Nancy Cosway and Margaret Issaka Ghana
  • Women and water supply - a partnership
  • Diana E. Makule Tanzania
  • Water and sanitation - gender perspective
  • Bilkisu Omar Odekina Nigeria
  • Integrated rural development: Women involvement
  • Betty Yankson, F. Mawuena Dotse and Nii Odai Laryea Ghana
  • Integrating gender issues into water programmes
  • Section I INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  • Mrs V. Jansen and A. Austin South Africa
  • Educational tools for infrastructural development
  • N.A. MacDougall and F.N. Mwaura Kenya
  • Commercializing local government water departments
  • Nathi Mncwabe and Aubrey Mokoatsi South Africa
  • Rural local government in KwaZulu-Natal
  • Section J WATER RESOURCES
  • Celia Kirby UK
  • Shallow aquifer water quality risks
  • Erik Nissen-Petersen Kenya
  • Water from sand-rivers
  • Sharon Pollard and Anton Simanowitz Sotith Africa
  • Environmental flow requirements: A social dimension
  • Chris Print Somaliland
  • Subsurface dam for a pastoral environment
  • Section K MISCELLANEOUS
  • S.W. Gillham South Africa
  • Drought relief in rural KwaZulu-Natal
  • Paul Larcher WEDC
  • Emergency water supplies for transient populations

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