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At a price? The truth about community construction
Do communities have to be involved in construction work, to feel a sense of ownership? Sally Sutton argues that careful programme software design, appropriate hardware selection, and sensible training canbring about cost-effective and sustainable water and sanitation solutions.
Do communities have to be involved in construction work, to feel a sense of ownership? Sally Sutton argues that careful programme software design, appropriate hardware selection, and sensible training can
bring about cost-effective and sustainable water and sanitation solutions.
bring about cost-effective and sustainable water and sanitation solutions.
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