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Interview: Reflections on the world of research
In an interview to celebrate Waterlines' 30th anniversary, Richard Carter and Sandy Cairncross discuss where the important gains facing the WASH sector are; how to increase attention on sanitation; the evidence for good sanitation and water improving health; how close to the home do water points have to be sited; and where would you spend £10 million of research money.
In an interview to celebrate Waterlines' 30th anniversary, Richard Carter and Sandy Cairncross discuss where the important gains facing the WASH sector are; how to increase attention on sanitation; the evidence for good sanitation and water improving health; how close to the home do water points have to be sited; and where would you spend £10 million of research money.
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