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Not a numbers game — making policy for maximum impact and sustainability
General policy statements about improving access to safe drinking-water are not enough. Objectives must be precise, user-centred and verifiable, with a strong emphasis on 'software'.
General policy statements about improving access to safe drinking-water are not enough. Objectives must be precise, user-centred and verifiable, with a strong emphasis on 'software'.
Productive Water Points in Dryland Areas
3. How much does a productive water point cost?
Lovell, Chris
2000
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