Affordable Water Supply and Sanitation
Participation, flexibility, enablement
John Pickford, Peter Barker, Adrian Load, Tom Dijkstra
The editors consider the different aspects of, and the issues surrounding, affordable water supply and sanitation. They consider both 'software' aspects - people, communities, health, management and institutions - as well as technological considerations such as waste management.
Published: 1995
Pages: 184
eBook: 9781780444482
Paperback: 9781853392948
| INTRODUCTION | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Section 1 COMMUNITIES, HEALTH,'PEOPLE | |||
| B.V. Apparao, Mrs Anitha Pius and G. Karthikeyan India | |||
| Mapping of fluorosis affected villages | |||
| Dr V.S. Ariyaratne and Palitha Jayaweera Sri Lanka | |||
| Sarvodaya integrated approach to waterlsanitation | |||
| J.M. Barot India | |||
| Gender appreciation in Gujarat , India | |||
| Mrs Jemima A. Dennis-Antwi Ghana | |||
| Developing hygiene education materials | |||
| Ms Vijitha Fernando Sri Lanka | |||
| Water and sanitation - gender and equity | |||
| Ms Ruthy C.D. Libatique Philippines | |||
| Empowering women to manage watsan technologies | |||
| Jelle van Gijn and Brian Ellis UK | |||
| Community infrastructure programme in Pakistan | |||
| Section 2 INSTITUTIONS AND MANAGEMENT | |||
| Maria de Fatima Carteado and R. Franceys WEDC | |||
| Institution development, Brazil | |||
| Rekha Dayal and Peter Lochery India | |||
| Application of key sector principles | |||
| Dr V. J. Emmanuel Sri Lanka | |||
| Water and economic development | |||
| Mark Harvey India | |||
| Institutional constraints - Maharashtra | |||
| Derrick Owen Ikin Switzerland | |||
| Demand creation and affordable sanitation and water | |||
| A.K.M.N. Islam, Hidetoshi Kitawaki and Rahman Japan | |||
| Willingness to payluse for water supplylsanitation | |||
| Derek Miles WEDC | |||
| Developing private sector capacity | |||
| J.M. Moss and J.P. Terme France | |||
| Private sector involvement in water services | |||
| Kevin Sansom lndia | |||
| Institutional strengthening for rural water supplies | |||
| Section 3 ENVIRONMENT AND SANITATION | |||
| Dr R.Y.G. Andoh UK | |||
| Urban drainage -the alternative approach | |||
| Tom Dijkstra WEDC | |||
| Problem soils in Lanzhou, China | |||
| M.S. Fernando Sri Lanka | |||
| Sanitary aspects of canal project | |||
| John Pickford WEDC | |||
| Affordable sanitation for low income communities | |||
| H. Pinidya and K.M. Minnatullah Sri Lanka | |||
| Urban ða ði t a t i oisnsu es in Sri Lanka | |||
| P.R. Thomas and T. Kalaroopan Australia | |||
| Macrophyte trenches for septic tank effluent | |||
| .Section 4 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT | |||
| Rehan Ahmed and Arnold van de Klundert Pakistan | |||
| Waste rubber recycling | |||
| Arun P. Jain India | |||
| Solid waste management in India | |||
| Danilo Lapid Philippines | |||
| Supporting junk dealers and recyclers | |||
| Inge Lardinois and Arnold van de Klundert Netherlands | |||
| Small-scale urban organic waste recovery | |||
| Anselm Rosario India | |||
| Decentralized solid waste management approach | |||
| L. Paneer Selvam lndia | |||
| Community'based SWM project preparation | |||
| Section 5 WATER RESOURCES | |||
| Subhra Chakravarty and Lalita B. Singh India | |||
| Water economy through drip irrigation | |||
| Bob Elson WEDC | |||
| Low cost, low technology drilling | |||
| K.L.L. Premanath and Tissa Liyanopatabendi Sri Lank | |||
| Groundwater depletion due to agrowells | |||
| Dr Terry Thomas UK | |||
| Disseminating ram pump technology | |||
| Section 6 WATER SUPPLY PROJECTS | |||
| Geoff Bridges UK | |||
| Leakage control - the neglected solution | |||
| Ms R.L. Haturusinha, Theivasagayam et a1 Sri Lanka | |||
| Water and sanitation for Mahawell | |||
| Mrs N. Kamalamma, V. Raja, Mrs Prema et a1 India | |||
| Spill-water recycling | |||
| Prof V. Navaratnarajah Sri Lank | |||
| Water problems in the Jaffna peninsula | |||
| Dr A.N.S. Kulasinghe Sri Lanka | |||
| Pumping technologies - NERD experience | |||
| G.R.J. Warder UK | |||
| Leakage and demand management | |||
| David van der Westhuijzen and K. Pelpola South Afiica | |||
| Management oP rural water supply | |||
| Eng (Mrs) C. Wethasinghe and Manickavasagar Sri Lank | |||
| Quality of drinking water | |||
| Michael Wood Ethiopia | |||
| Are handpumps really affordable? | |||
| Section 7 WATER TREATMENT | |||
| M.A.M.S.L. Attanayake and J.P. Padmasiri Sri Lanka | |||
| An appropriate iron removal technology | |||
| J. Jayalath, J. Padmasiri et a1 Sri Lanka | |||
| Algal removal by roughing filter | |||
| G. Karthikeyan, Mrs S. Meenakshi et a1 India | |||
| Defluoridation technology - alumina | |||
| Miss Sonu Malhotra India | |||
| Poly aluminium chloride as alternative coagulant |
John Pickford John Pickford (1927-2006) founded the Water Engineering and Development Centre at Loughborough University 40 years ago.
Tom Dijkstra He has been involved in research and has taught at the Universities of Utrecht, Leicester, Sussex, Coventry and Loughborough. He teaches on a variety of geotechnical modules and contributes to the WEDC MSc programme (integrated water resource management). He is also involved in research efforts focusing on the effects of climate change on slope stability.
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