Developing a water-safety framework in Bangladesh
Sk. Abu Jafar Shamsuddin | Shamsul Gaifur Mahmud | M. Feroze Ahmed | Daniel Deere | Annette Davison | Guy Howard
The first step in developing a water-safety framework in Bangladesh has been to develop models to predict the risk of disease associated with particular pathogens. Water-safety plans could then be developed to counter these risks for the range of technologies used in rural areas.Capacity building and training approaches for water safety plans: A comprehensive literature review
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Rickert, Bettina
George, Shannan
Rinehold, Angella
DeFrance, Jennifer
Bartram, Jamie
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