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A sanitation success story — the effects of demand creation in Bangladesh
Despite Bangladesh's great achievements in increasing drinking-water coverage, there were no parallel improvements in the health of its people — until a radical rethink of the country's sanitation focus. Derrick Ikin describes some dramatic developments.
Despite Bangladesh's great achievements in increasing drinking-water coverage, there were no parallel improvements in the health of its people — until a radical rethink of the country's sanitation focus. Derrick Ikin describes some dramatic developments.
Contradictions and Confusions in Development Work
Arvidson, Malin
Journal of South Asian Development, Vol. 3 (2008), Iss. 1 P.109
https://doi.org/10.1177/097317410700300105 [Citations: 18]Tabs navigation
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