Titre :	The international drinking water supply and sanitation decade : review of mid-decade progress (as at December 1985)
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Mention d'édition :	WHO
Editeur :	WHO
Année de publication :	1987
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-00184
Note générale :	This document present presents data on the water supply and sanitation services in the six regions of the world Health Organisation in December 1985, the mid-point of the International Drinking water Supply and sanitation decade. It is board on information provided by 111 countries, 17 more than the previous survey of 1983. It reports the trends and progress archived during the first half of the IDWSSD and identifies the necessary tasks for the remaining years until the end 1990 for the achievement of national Decade aspirations.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Drainage  Alimentation en eau  Eau potable  santé publique  Hydraulique urbaine
Index. décimale :	621.2 Hydraulique : turbines, pompes, accumulateurs, transmission hydraulique
Résumé :	This document present presents data on the water supply and sanitation services in the six regions of the world Health Organisation in December 1985, the mid-point of the International Drinking water Supply and sanitation decade. It is board on information provided by 111 countries, 17 more than the previous survey of 1983. It reports the trends and progress archived during the first half of the IDWSSD and identifies the necessary tasks for the remaining years until the end 1990 for the achievement of national Decade aspirations.
Note de contenu :	This document present presents data on the water supply and sanitation services in the six regions of the world Health Organisation in December 1985, the mid-point of the International Drinking water Supply and sanitation decade. It is board on information provided by 111 countries, 17 more than the previous survey of 1983. It reports the trends and progress archived during the first half of the IDWSSD and identifies the necessary tasks for the remaining years until the end 1990 for the achievement of national Decade aspirations.

The international drinking water supply and sanitation decade : review of mid-decade progress (as at December 1985) [texte imprimé]  . -  WHO . - WHO, 1987.
ISSN : CI-00184
This document present presents data on the water supply and sanitation services in the six regions of the world Health Organisation in December 1985, the mid-point of the International Drinking water Supply and sanitation decade. It is board on information provided by 111 countries, 17 more than the previous survey of 1983. It reports the trends and progress archived during the first half of the IDWSSD and identifies the necessary tasks for the remaining years until the end 1990 for the achievement of national Decade aspirations.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Drainage  Alimentation en eau  Eau potable  santé publique  Hydraulique urbaine
Index. décimale :	621.2 Hydraulique : turbines, pompes, accumulateurs, transmission hydraulique
Résumé :	This document present presents data on the water supply and sanitation services in the six regions of the world Health Organisation in December 1985, the mid-point of the International Drinking water Supply and sanitation decade. It is board on information provided by 111 countries, 17 more than the previous survey of 1983. It reports the trends and progress archived during the first half of the IDWSSD and identifies the necessary tasks for the remaining years until the end 1990 for the achievement of national Decade aspirations.
Note de contenu :	This document present presents data on the water supply and sanitation services in the six regions of the world Health Organisation in December 1985, the mid-point of the International Drinking water Supply and sanitation decade. It is board on information provided by 111 countries, 17 more than the previous survey of 1983. It reports the trends and progress archived during the first half of the IDWSSD and identifies the necessary tasks for the remaining years until the end 1990 for the achievement of national Decade aspirations.