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Title:Who puts the water in the taps? Community participation in Third World drinking water, sanitation and health
Author:Chauhan, Sumi KrishnaISNI
Year:1983
Pages:92
Language:English
City of publisher:London
Publisher:Earthscan
ISBN:0905347471
Geographic terms:Guinea-Bissau
Ghana
Malawi
Subject:sanitation
Abstract:A report based on case studies from eight countries written by Third World jounalists. It indicates that, contrary to the popular image, key persons in making community water, sanitation and health projects work, are dedicated professionals rather than unpaid volunteers. The community volunteers emerge very clearly as secondary motivators. Africa is represented by three countries: Ghana, Guinea-Bissau and Malawi.
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