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<International Source Book On Environmentally Sound Technologies for Wastewater and Stormwater Management> Bibliography References in the Source Book and Regional Overviews indicate publications that have been used to derive the information. These may be consulted if further or more detailed information is desired. The following list of publications has been provided to indicate recent materials that have been published on matters related to the subject of the Source Book. Black, M (1998) Learning What Works - A 20 year Retrospective View on International
Water and Sanitation Cooperation, World Bank, Washington DC, USA Brikké, F, Bredero, M, de Veer, T and Smet, J (1997) Linking Technology Choice with Operation and Maintenance for Low-Cost Water Supply and Sanitation, IRC, Delft, Netherlands CEHA (1998) Report on the CEHA Regional Workshop on Low-Cost Technology for Domestic Wastewater Reclamation and Reuse, WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean, Centre for Environmental Health Activities, Amman, Jordon Chorus, I, Ringelband, U, Schlag, G, and Schmoll, O (Eds.) (2000) Proceedings of the International Conference on Water, Sanitation and Health - Resolving conflicts between drinking-water demands and pressures from society's wastes. World Health Organisation Water Series, IWA, London Collignon, B and Vezina, M (2000) Independent Water and Sanitation Providers in African Cities: Full Report of a Ten-Country Study, World Bank, Washington DC, USA Cotton, A. and Saywell, D. (1998) On-Plot Sanitation in Low-income Urban Communities, WEDC, Loughborough University, UK. Cotton, A. and Saywell, D. (1998) Strategic Sanitation, WEDC, Loughborough University, UK. Dayal, Rekha, van Wijk, C, and Mukherjee, N (2000) Methodology for Participatory Assessments with Communities, Institutions and Policy Makers, World Bank, Washington DC, USA de Jong, D, Mendonca, V and Luciani, S (1997) Resources on Participatory Approaches and Communication for Water and Sanitation Programming: annotated references (Advocacy and Communication Strategies Working Group, Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council), Geneva de Lange, E, Ocampo, P, Muñoz, N and Teun Visscher, J (1997) Simplified Water Quality Assessment for Multi-Stage Filtration, IRC, Delft, Netherlands DFID Guidance Manual on Water Supply and Sanitation Programmes (1999) WELLS, Leicestershire, UK Dietvorst, C (Ed) SOURCE Water and Sanitation News Service http://www.wsscc.org/source/ Haarmeyer, D, and Mody, A (1998) Competition, Contracts and Regulation in Water Sanitation, World Bank Water and Sanitation Division, Washington DC, USA Ho, G (Ed.) (1999) Proceedings of the Workshop on Adopting, Applying and Operating Environmentally Sound Technologies for Domestic and Industrial Wastewater Treatment for the Wider Caribbean Region. IETC Report no. 5, p. 68 - 74, UNEP IETC, Osaka/Shiga. IRC (2000) Integrated Water Resource Management in Water and Sanitation Projects - Lessons from Projects in Africa, Asia and South America, IRC, Delft, Netherlands IRC (1998) Operation and Maintenance of Sanitation Systems in Urban Low-Income Areas in India and Thailand: report on a joint research programme, 1989-1993, IRC, Delft, Netherlands JICA (1997) Preparation of Development Plans for Environmental Sanitation in Developing Countries, A Reference and Brief, Department of Social Development Studies, Tokyo Kemper, K, and Marino, M (1999) Institutional Frameworks in Successful Water Markets, Brazil, Spain, and Colorado, USA, World Bank Technical Paper No. 427, Washington DC, USA Kingdom, B (1999) Benchmarking Water and Sanitation Utilities: A Start-Up Kit, World Bank Water and Sanitation Division, Washington DC, USA Marino, M (1999) An Integrated Approach to Wastewater Treatment: Where, When and How Much to Invest, World Bank, Washington DC, USA NOWRA (1999) Proceedings of the NOWRA - New Ideas for a New Millennium,8th Annual Conference and Exhibit, Jekyll Island, Georgia Peasey, A (2000) Health Aspects of Dry Sanitation with Waste Reuse, WELL Studies in Water and Environmental Health, Task No. 324, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London Pickford, J (Ed.) (1999) 25th WEDC Conference on Intergrated development for water supply and sanitation, WEDC, Leicestershire, UK Pickford, J (Ed.) (1999) 24th WEDC Conference: Sanitation and Water for All, WEDC, Leicestershire, UK Regional Water and Sanitation Group for East Asia and Pacific (1999) Community Based Sewer Systems in Indonesia: A Case Study in the City of Malang - Draft, UNDP - World Bank Water and Sanitation Program, Jakarta Rose, G D (1999) Community-based Technologies for Domestic Wastewater Treatment and Reuse: Options for urban agriculture, IRDC Research Program: Cities Feeding People, Report Series 27 (http://www.irdc.ca/cfp/rep27_e.html). Sasse, L (1998) DEWATS Decentralised Wastewater Treatment in Developing Countries, BORDA Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association, Bremen. Shanahan, P, and Somlyódy, L (1998) Municipal Wastewater Treatment in Central and Eastern Europe: Present Situation and Cost-Effective Development, Washington DC, USA Shordt, K (2000) Action Monitoring for Effectiveness, IRC, Delft, Netherlands Simpson-Hebert, M and Wood S (Eds.) (1998) Sanitation Promotion. World Health Organization (WHO) Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborating Council (Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation WHO/EOS/98.5), Geneva. Smout, I (1997) Water and NGO's - Proceedings of the Overseas Development Administration (ODA) workshop of UK NGO's working in the water and sanitation sector, WEDC, Leicestershire, UK Smout, I and Parry-Jones, S (1998) Lessons Learned from NGO Experiences in the Water and Sanitation Sector, WELLS, Leicestershire, UK Teun Visscher, J (1997) Technology Transfer in the Water Supply and Sanitation Sector: a learning experience from Colombia, IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, Delft, Netherlands UNDP (1998) Water, UNDP, New York UNICEF: School Sanitation and Hygiene
Education (SSHE) together with its
partners at global and country level is involved in the development of
strategies and programmes to improve and promote sanitation and hygiene. Next
to the promotion of sanitation and hygiene to ensure early child development
(ECD), UNICEF is critically involved in the area of improved school sanitation
and hygiene education. Below is a short
list of resources related to SSHE. The
Notes and News, is a news letter about the SSHE project and other SSHE issues,
which will appear twice a year. UNICEF (1997) Towards Better Programming: A Sanitation Handbook Water, Environment and Sanitation Technical Guidelines Series - No. 3, UNICEF, New York. http://www.unicef.org/programme/wes/pubs/glines/San_e.pdf UNICEF (undated) UNICEF Water, Environment and Sanitation Technical Guidelines Series - Water Handbook, UNICEF, New York. UNICEF (undated) UNICEF Water, Environment and Sanitation Technical Guidelines Series - Manual on Communication for Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation, UNICEF, New York. United Nations Environment Programme - International Environmental Technology Centre (UNEP IETC) (1999) Workbook for Training in Adopting, Applying and Operating Environmentally Sound Technologies (ESTs) - Regional Workshop, IETC Report No. 6, UNEP IETC, Osaka. United Nations Environment Programme - International Environmental Technology Centre (UNEP IETC) (1999) Proceedings of the International Regional Conference on Environmental Technologies for Wastewater Management, IETC Report No. 7, UNEP IETC, Osaka. Water and Sanitation Division (1998) Bidding for Private Concessions, The Use of World Bank Guarantees, Project Finance and Guarantees Department, RMC Discussion Paper Series No. 120, World Bank Water and Sanitation Division, Washington DC, USA Water and Sanitation Program (2000) 98-99 Report, World Bank, Washington DC, USA This report reviews the continuity and change of the WSP, global learning initiatives as well as the regional highlights for the 12 month period from June 1998 to July 1999. Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council (2000) Vision 21: a shared vision for hygiene, sanitation and water supply and a framework for action, WSSCC, Geneva WHO Office of Health Communications and Public Relations (1998) 3 [Three] billion people worldwide lack sanitation facilities, WHO Strategy on Sanitation for high-risk communities, WHO, Geneva WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme for Water Supply and Sanitation (2000) Global water supply and sanitation assessment 2000 report, WHO, Geneva WSSCC (1998) Forth Global Forum of the WSSCC, Manila, Philippines, 3-7 November 1997, Meeting Report, Volume 1, Forum Proceedings and Manila Action Programme, WSSCC, Geneva WSSCC (2000) A Shared Vision for Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene and a Framework for Future Action, WSSCC, Geneva This is the core document of "Vision 21: Water for the People" as it is presented before the World Water Forum in The Hague, Netherlands, on 13 March 2000.
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