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Pit latrines in Nepal — the refugee dimension
In last April's issue of Waterlines, Richard Middleton argued that, with careful planning and community involvement, VIP latrines are safe, reliable, and affordable. Are they also the solution to the sanitation problems endemic in an emergency situation? Jonathan Puddifoot hassome encouraging answers.
In last April's issue of Waterlines, Richard Middleton argued that, with careful planning and community involvement, VIP latrines are safe, reliable, and affordable. Are they also the solution to the sanitation problems endemic in an emergency situation? Jonathan Puddifoot has
some encouraging answers.
some encouraging answers.
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