Titre :	Energy, water and télécommunications department pubic utilities notes : alternative sanitation technologies for urban areas in Africa
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Feachem, R. G. ; Mara, D. D. ; Iwugo, K. O.
Mention d'édition :	En
Editeur :	Washington(US) : En
Année de publication :	1979
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-07506
Note générale :	This report summaries the results of field studies carried out in African countries during 1977-78 as part of a world bank research project on appropriate describe four supply and waste disposal. It describes four sanitation technologies as they are currently used in urban areas in africa - pit latrines, composting toilets, bucket latrines and aquapives-and discusses their technical, economic, institutional, social and health requirements and constraints.Methods for technology comparaison and selection are suggested, and areas for future research are indicated.
Mots-clés :	Système de santé  Technologie  Latrine  Déchet  Sante  Télécommunication  Eau  Assainissement
Index. décimale :	344.04 Santé publique
Résumé :	This report summaries the results of field studies carried out in African countries during 1977-78 as part of a world bank research project on appropriate describe four supply and waste disposal. It describes four sanitation technologies as they are currently used in urban areas in africa - pit latrines, composting toilets, bucket latrines and aquapives-and discusses their technical, economic, institutional, social and health requirements and constraints.Methods for technology comparaison and selection are suggested, and areas for future research are indicated.
Note de contenu :	This report summaries the results of field studies carried out in African countries during 1977-78 as part of a world bank research project on appropriate describe four supply and waste disposal. It describes four sanitation technologies as they are currently used in urban areas in africa - pit latrines, composting toilets, bucket latrines and aquapives-and discusses their technical, economic, institutional, social and health requirements and constraints.Methods for technology comparaison and selection are suggested, and areas for future research are indicated.

Energy, water and télécommunications department pubic utilities notes : alternative sanitation technologies for urban areas in Africa [texte imprimé] / Feachem, R. G. ; Mara, D. D. ; Iwugo, K. O.  . -  En . - Washington(US) : En, 1979.
ISSN : CI-07506
This report summaries the results of field studies carried out in African countries during 1977-78 as part of a world bank research project on appropriate describe four supply and waste disposal. It describes four sanitation technologies as they are currently used in urban areas in africa - pit latrines, composting toilets, bucket latrines and aquapives-and discusses their technical, economic, institutional, social and health requirements and constraints.Methods for technology comparaison and selection are suggested, and areas for future research are indicated.

Mots-clés :	Système de santé  Technologie  Latrine  Déchet  Sante  Télécommunication  Eau  Assainissement
Index. décimale :	344.04 Santé publique
Résumé :	This report summaries the results of field studies carried out in African countries during 1977-78 as part of a world bank research project on appropriate describe four supply and waste disposal. It describes four sanitation technologies as they are currently used in urban areas in africa - pit latrines, composting toilets, bucket latrines and aquapives-and discusses their technical, economic, institutional, social and health requirements and constraints.Methods for technology comparaison and selection are suggested, and areas for future research are indicated.
Note de contenu :	This report summaries the results of field studies carried out in African countries during 1977-78 as part of a world bank research project on appropriate describe four supply and waste disposal. It describes four sanitation technologies as they are currently used in urban areas in africa - pit latrines, composting toilets, bucket latrines and aquapives-and discusses their technical, economic, institutional, social and health requirements and constraints.Methods for technology comparaison and selection are suggested, and areas for future research are indicated.