Pro-poor sanitation technologies

2007/01/09 by Charlotte Paterson, Duncan Mara, Tom Curtis · 4 citations
Engineering · Medicine · Nursing · Social Sciences · #Business #Child Nutrition and Water Access #Economic growth #Economics #Engineering #Environmental engineering #Environmental health #Environmental planning #Geography #Medicine #Natural resource economics #Norm (philosophy) #Open defecation #Political science #Population #Sanitation #Sewerage #Slum #Urban and Rural Development Challenges #Water Governance and Infrastructure #Work (physics)

paper · doi:10.1016/j.geoforum.2006.08.006

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