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An engineering response to the needs of Burmese refugees in Bangladesh
The engineering response to the flood of refugees from Burma in 1992 solved the short-term water supply problems, but recruiting local engineers and handing over the technical work made the situation workable for the long term.
The engineering response to the flood of refugees from Burma in 1992 solved the short-term water supply problems, but recruiting local engineers and handing over the technical work made the situation workable for the long term.
Environmental health conditions in the transitional stage of forcible displacement: A systematic scoping review
Cooper, Brittany
Behnke, Nikki L.
Cronk, Ryan
Anthonj, Carmen
Shackelford, Brandie Banner
Tu, Raymond
Bartram, Jamie
Science of The Total Environment, Vol. 762 (2021), Iss. P.143136
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