Water and Sanitation. Economic and Sociological Perspectives

Content: 
Contributors, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Page ix
Foreword, Pages xi-xiv, Abel Wolman
Preface, Pages xv-xvi, Peter G. Bourne
1 - Water and Sanitation for All, Pages 1-20, PETER G. BOURNE
2 - Infections Related to Water and Excreta: The Health Dimension of the Decade, Pages 21-47, RICHARD G. FEACHEM
3 - Women and Water, Pages 49-68, PAULA DONNELLY ROARK
4 - Water: A Vital Resource for the Developing World, Pages 69-92, B.B. SUNDARESAN
5 - Eradication of Dracunculiasis, Pages 93-114, DONALD R. HOPKINS
6 - Role of Water in Economic Development, Pages 115-134, ASIT K. BISWAS
7 - Issues Related to Financing Water Supply and Sanitation for the Developing Countries, Pages 135-150, JOHN M. KALBERMATTEN, JAMES A. LISTORTI
8 - Technology Choices for the Decade, Pages 151-172, HANS M.G. VAN DAMME, ALASTAIR WHITE
9 - Water and Sanitation: Cultural Considerations, Pages 173-198, MAYLING SIMPSON-HEBERT
10 - Training People to Meet the Global Need, Pages 199-219, JOHN PICKFORD
11 - Community Participation: Neither Panacea nor Myth, Pages 221-241, ANNE V. WHYTE
12 - Economic Growth, Health, and Physical Well-Being 1970–1980, Pages 243-264, ANNE U. WHITE, GILBERT F. WHITE
13 - Viable Low-Cost Sanitation Options, Pages 265-282, KRISNO NIMPUNO
Index, Pages 283-296