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Water-quality monitoring and NGOs
For NGOs, providing water in sufficient quantities has always been the priority. But if the quality is poor, they may be merely improving access to disease. Are they equipped to take on a monitoring role? And how do they involve the community?
For NGOs, providing water in sufficient quantities has always been the priority. But if the quality is poor, they may be merely improving access to disease. Are they equipped to take on a monitoring role? And how do they involve the community?
Drinking Water Security in Rural India
Improving Institutional Responses to Groundwater Pollution: Use of a Drinking Water Quality Surveillance Index
Dinesh Kumar, M.
Bassi, Nitin
Kumar, Saurabh
2022
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-9198-0_8 [Citations: 1]Tabs navigation
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