
- 314 pages
- English
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About this book
Water and Sanitation: Economic and Sociological Perspectives presents the complex interrelationships involved in the development of water resources. This book discusses the global concern about the water problem and examines the issues relating to the worldwide management of water resources. Organized into 13 chapters, this book begins with an overview of the increasing recognition of the importance of water in the development of a country. This text then examines the numerous infections related to water supply and sanitation and describes its complex relationships. Other chapters consider the growing realization that women's roles are more than that of passive beneficiaries of water and sanitation projects. This book discusses as well the increasing demand on limited water resource due to the fast-growing population and its insatiable needs. The final chapter deals with the very costly and complicated method of conventional sewerage. This book is a valuable resource for public health engineers and waste technicians.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Water and Sanitation: Economic and Sociological Perspectives
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Water and Sanitation for All
- Chapter 2. Infections Related to Water and Excreta: The Health Dimension of the Decade
- Chapter 3. Women and Water
- Chapter 4. Water: A Vital Resource for the Developing World
- Chapter 5. Eradication of Dracunculiasis
- Chapter 6. Role of Water in Economic Development
- Chapter 7. Issues Related to Financing Water Supply and Sanitation for the Developing Countries
- Chapter 8. Technology Choices for the Decade
- Chapter 9. Water and Sanitation: Cultural Considerations
- Chapter 10. Training People to Meet the Global Need
- Chapter 11. Community Participation: Neither Panacea nor Myth
- Chapter 12. Economic Growth, Health, and Physical Well-Being 1970-1980
- Chapter 13. Viable Low-Cost Sanitation Options
- Index