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Linking strategy and practice in urban sanitation provision
Kevin Tayler | Jonathan Parkinson
There is a large gap between sanitation strategies at the policy level and actions that are practicable by those working at the municipal level. Policies should respond to and support local initiativesand sanitation plans should always be based upon a sound understanding of existing conditions.
There is a large gap between sanitation strategies at the policy level and actions that are practicable by those working at the municipal level. Policies should respond to and support local initiatives
and sanitation plans should always be based upon a sound understanding of existing conditions.
and sanitation plans should always be based upon a sound understanding of existing conditions.
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