Water and Sanitation Report, 2. Reuse of human wastes in aquaculture : a technical review / Edwards, P.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Water and Sanitation Report, 2 Titre : Reuse of human wastes in aquaculture : a technical review Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Edwards, P. Mention d'édition : The World Bank Editeur : The World Bank Année de publication : 1992 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-08235 Note générale : Contents : Past and current excreta reuse aquaculture systems/ Aquaculture in relation to sanitation technology options/ Experimental excreta reuse/ Design consideration of excreta reuse systems/ Excreta reuse in seawater/ Public health/ Sociological aspect/ Economic aspect. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Aquaculture  Déchet domestique  Santé publique  Assainissement  Gestion des déchets  Analyse economique  Hydraulique urbaine  Réutilisation des déchets  Hygiène publique Index. décimale : 628.44 Déchets urbains Résumé : Contents : Past and current excreta reuse aquaculture systems/ Aquaculture in relation to sanitation technology options/ Experimental excreta reuse/ Design consideration of excreta reuse systems/ Excreta reuse in seawater/ Public health/ Sociological aspect/ Economic aspect. Note de contenu : Contents : Past and current excreta reuse aquaculture systems/ Aquaculture in relation to sanitation technology options/ Experimental excreta reuse/ Design consideration of excreta reuse systems/ Excreta reuse in seawater/ Public health/ Sociological aspect/ Economic aspect. Water and Sanitation Report, 2. Reuse of human wastes in aquaculture : a technical review [texte imprimé] / Edwards, P.  . -  The World Bank . - The World Bank, 1992. ISSN : CI-08235 Contents : Past and current excreta reuse aquaculture systems/ Aquaculture in relation to sanitation technology options/ Experimental excreta reuse/ Design consideration of excreta reuse systems/ Excreta reuse in seawater/ Public health/ Sociological aspect/ Economic aspect. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Aquaculture  Déchet domestique  Santé publique  Assainissement  Gestion des déchets  Analyse economique  Hydraulique urbaine  Réutilisation des déchets  Hygiène publique Index. décimale : 628.44 Déchets urbains Résumé : Contents : Past and current excreta reuse aquaculture systems/ Aquaculture in relation to sanitation technology options/ Experimental excreta reuse/ Design consideration of excreta reuse systems/ Excreta reuse in seawater/ Public health/ Sociological aspect/ Economic aspect. Note de contenu : Contents : Past and current excreta reuse aquaculture systems/ Aquaculture in relation to sanitation technology options/ Experimental excreta reuse/ Design consideration of excreta reuse systems/ Excreta reuse in seawater/ Public health/ Sociological aspect/ Economic aspect.

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Water and Sanitation Report, 3. Household demand for improved sanitation services : a case study of Kumasi, Ghana / Whittington, D.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Water and Sanitation Report, 3 Titre : Household demand for improved sanitation services : a case study of Kumasi, Ghana Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Whittington, D. ; Lauria, T. D. ; Wright, M. A. Mention d'édition : World Bank Editeur : World Bank Année de publication : 1992 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-09135 Note générale : This report describes the reesults of a large contingent valuation survey conducted in Kumasi, Ghana, to estimate the households' willigness to pay for two types of improved sanitation services Kumasi ventilated improved put latrines and water closets connected to a sever system. It describes several tests that were conducted to check the reliability of respondents' answers to the willingness to pay questions. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Déchet domestique  Drainage  Gestion des déchets  Latrine  Hydraulique urbaine Index. décimale : 628.44 Déchets urbains Résumé : This report describes the reesults of a large contingent valuation survey conducted in Kumasi, Ghana, to estimate the households' willigness to pay for two types of improved sanitation services Kumasi ventilated improved put latrines and water closets connected to a sever system. It describes several tests that were conducted to check the reliability of respondents' answers to the willingness to pay questions. Note de contenu : This report describes the reesults of a large contingent valuation survey conducted in Kumasi, Ghana, to estimate the households' willigness to pay for two types of improved sanitation services Kumasi ventilated improved put latrines and water closets connected to a sever system. It describes several tests that were conducted to check the reliability of respondents' answers to the willingness to pay questions. Water and Sanitation Report, 3. Household demand for improved sanitation services : a case study of Kumasi, Ghana [texte imprimé] / Whittington, D. ; Lauria, T. D. ; Wright, M. A.  . -  World Bank . - World Bank, 1992. ISSN : CI-09135 This report describes the reesults of a large contingent valuation survey conducted in Kumasi, Ghana, to estimate the households' willigness to pay for two types of improved sanitation services Kumasi ventilated improved put latrines and water closets connected to a sever system. It describes several tests that were conducted to check the reliability of respondents' answers to the willingness to pay questions. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Déchet domestique  Drainage  Gestion des déchets  Latrine  Hydraulique urbaine Index. décimale : 628.44 Déchets urbains Résumé : This report describes the reesults of a large contingent valuation survey conducted in Kumasi, Ghana, to estimate the households' willigness to pay for two types of improved sanitation services Kumasi ventilated improved put latrines and water closets connected to a sever system. It describes several tests that were conducted to check the reliability of respondents' answers to the willingness to pay questions. Note de contenu : This report describes the reesults of a large contingent valuation survey conducted in Kumasi, Ghana, to estimate the households' willigness to pay for two types of improved sanitation services Kumasi ventilated improved put latrines and water closets connected to a sever system. It describes several tests that were conducted to check the reliability of respondents' answers to the willingness to pay questions.

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Water and Sanitation Report, 5. Handpumps : Toward a sustainable technology. Research and development during the water supply and sanitation decade / Reynolds, J.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Water and Sanitation Report, 5 Titre : Handpumps : Toward a sustainable technology. Research and development during the water supply and sanitation decade Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Reynolds, J. Mention d'édition : The International Bank for Reconstruction an development / World Bank Editeur : The International Bank for Reconstruction an development / World Bank Année de publication : 1992 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-03017 Note générale : This report is in four parts : part A, an overview, describes the context of handpumps research and explains why it was necessary for the UNDP - World Bank handpumps project to be involved in directly sponsoring research. Part B gives details of the research undertaken in a number of specific topics of handpumps development, principally by the Consumer Research Laboratory. Part C summarizes work carried out in project field trials since the publication of the handpumps option. Part D summarizes the results of laboratory tests on hand pumps carried out by CRL since publication of the handpumps option. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Pompe manuelle  Alimentation en eau  Education sanitaire  Hygiène de l'eau Index. décimale : 628.16 Analyse, traitement, pollution Résumé : This report is in four parts : part A, an overview, describes the context of handpumps research and explains why it was necessary for the UNDP - World Bank handpumps project to be involved in directly sponsoring research. Part B gives details of the research undertaken in a number of specific topics of handpumps development, principally by the Consumer Research Laboratory. Part C summarizes work carried out in project field trials since the publication of the handpumps option. Part D summarizes the results of laboratory tests on hand pumps carried out by CRL since publication of the handpumps option. Note de contenu : This report is in four parts : part A, an overview, describes the context of handpumps research and explains why it was necessary for the UNDP - World Bank handpumps project to be involved in directly sponsoring research. Part B gives details of the research undertaken in a number of specific topics of handpumps development, principally by the Consumer Research Laboratory. Part C summarizes work carried out in project field trials since the publication of the handpumps option. Part D summarizes the results of laboratory tests on hand pumps carried out by CRL since publication of the handpumps option. Water and Sanitation Report, 5. Handpumps : Toward a sustainable technology. Research and development during the water supply and sanitation decade [texte imprimé] / Reynolds, J.  . -  The International Bank for Reconstruction an development / World Bank . - The International Bank for Reconstruction an development / World Bank, 1992. ISSN : CI-03017 This report is in four parts : part A, an overview, describes the context of handpumps research and explains why it was necessary for the UNDP - World Bank handpumps project to be involved in directly sponsoring research. Part B gives details of the research undertaken in a number of specific topics of handpumps development, principally by the Consumer Research Laboratory. Part C summarizes work carried out in project field trials since the publication of the handpumps option. Part D summarizes the results of laboratory tests on hand pumps carried out by CRL since publication of the handpumps option. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Pompe manuelle  Alimentation en eau  Education sanitaire  Hygiène de l'eau Index. décimale : 628.16 Analyse, traitement, pollution Résumé : This report is in four parts : part A, an overview, describes the context of handpumps research and explains why it was necessary for the UNDP - World Bank handpumps project to be involved in directly sponsoring research. Part B gives details of the research undertaken in a number of specific topics of handpumps development, principally by the Consumer Research Laboratory. Part C summarizes work carried out in project field trials since the publication of the handpumps option. Part D summarizes the results of laboratory tests on hand pumps carried out by CRL since publication of the handpumps option. Note de contenu : This report is in four parts : part A, an overview, describes the context of handpumps research and explains why it was necessary for the UNDP - World Bank handpumps project to be involved in directly sponsoring research. Part B gives details of the research undertaken in a number of specific topics of handpumps development, principally by the Consumer Research Laboratory. Part C summarizes work carried out in project field trials since the publication of the handpumps option. Part D summarizes the results of laboratory tests on hand pumps carried out by CRL since publication of the handpumps option.

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