Abrams, L. & Warner, J. Rural demand management: local needs, local potential 15(4)
Alaerts, Guy., Hartvelt, Frank. & Warner, Jeroen. Capacity building: Beyond the 'Project' approach 15(4)
Blokland, Maarten. & Warner, Jeroen. Coping with the brain drain: building capacity in the training environment 15(4)
Bolt, Eveline., Espejo, Norah. & Lammerink, Marc. researchers: why knowledge is more valuable than gifts, The 15(2)
Budhathoki, Ratan. & Pandey, Umesh. Assessing information needs in Nepal 22(4)
Calvert, Paul. Seeing (but not smelling) is believing: Kerala's compost toilet 15(3)
Carter, R., Belete, E., Berhe, E., Defere, E., Horecha, D. & Negussie, Y. Reducing the costs of borehole drilling in Africa: insights from Ethiopia 25(1)
Carter, Richard.C., Demessie, Desta. & Mehari, Mogus. Not a numbers game: making policy for maximum impact and sustainability 16(3)
Davis, Jennifer. & Iyer, Param. Taking sustainable rural water supply services to scale- where are the bottlenecks? 23(2)
de la Harpe, Jean. Community management in Alfred Nzo District Municipality, South Africa 23(2)
Djerrari, M.F. & Janssens, Jan.D. useful, utility partnership: Africa's water companies unite, A 15(4)
Feitelson, Eran. win-win option: joint management of the West Bank’s aquifers, A 15(4)
Fisher, Julie. Spreading the word – a key component of research 22(4)
Franceys, Richard. & Weitz, Almud. Private sector participation in water supply and sanitation 21(3)
Gasteyer, S.P. Water and sanitation in the rural US – scaling up through NGO technical assistance 23(2)
Hartvelt, Frank. & Deiters, Anton B. Banking on the poor: microfinancing South Africa's water supply and sanitation 15(4)
Howard, Guy. Water quality monitoring and NGOs 16(1)
Huisman, Pieter., Wieriks, Koos. & de Jong, Joost. Rejuvenating the Rhine: the long road to integrated river management 15(4)
Jarman, Julie. & Johnson, Catherine. Collaboration or collision course? NGO/government partnership in Tanzania 15(2)
Jayaweera, P., Karanja, B., Mpalanyi, J., Nahidu, B. & Njuguna, V. Hiring and training enumerators 22(3)
Lane, Jon. & Jarman, Julie. Six years on: what happened to the Dublin principles? 16(3)
Lenehan, Antony. spring-box solution: choosing the right water-supply technology for Southern KwaZulu Natal, The 15(2)
Lockwood, H. strategy for operation and maintenance of rural water supplies, Dominican Republic, A 21(2)
Mather, Dave. Lasting solutions: governments and communities re-examine roles 15(2)
Moss, Sarah. Complex drought in southern Africa – a water and sanitation perspective 22(4)
Mtakwa, N. & Climbunde, E. Building on tradition: Zimbabwe's Shallow wells 15(3)
Paramasivan, S. people's machinery local democracy and development in Andhra Pradesh, The 15(2)
Perez, Eddy. & Parkinson, Jonathan. Taking sanitation to scale 25(2)
Robinson, Andy. Total Sanitation: reaching the parts that other approaches can’t reach? 25(2)
Rosensweig, Fred. Institutional support for community-managed rural WSS in Latin America 21(1)
Rukunga, G., Mutethia, D. & Odhiambo, F. Integrating knowledge management into water and sanitation programmes in Kenya 22(4)
Shordt, Kathleen. & Snel, Marielle. Building institutional capacity for sanitation 20(3)
Singha, Dibalok. Can pay, will pay: securing a slum water supply for squatters 15(2)
Technical Brief 51 Water, sanitation and hygiene understanding 15(3)
Vargas, Mariela Garcia. Strengthening grassroots capacity with AQUACOL 26(2)
Vargas-Ramirez, Miguel. & Lampoglia, T.C. Scaling-up using condominial technology 25(2)
Villaluna, Rosario. Why networking works: the Philippines International Training Network 15(4)
WELL Fact Sheet Public–private partnerships and the poor in water supply projects 24(2)
Wickramage, M. Turning around an organization: institution building in Sri Lanka 15(4)
Wright, Keith. mandate to manage: Hitosa’s large-scale gravity-flow water-supply system, A 15(2) 

Community Projects & Participation

A Resources Guide: Health managing in the city 16(2)
Abrams, L. & Warner, J. Rural demand management: local needs, local potential 15(4)
Afzal, Nadeem. Using local organizations to design low-cost sanitation systems in Pakistan 20(4)
Agbenorhevi, Maxwell. Informal savings mechanisms for maintaining a rural water system, Ghana 24(2)
Ali, M. informal sector: what is it worth?, The 17(3)
Almedon, Astier. Participatory hygiene evaluation: means to an end, or an end in itself? 22(1)
Appleton, B. Goals for the future: mapping out the route to a ‘clean and healthy world’ 18(4)
Azam Ahmed, Shafiul. & Ali, Mansoor. Cleaning up a dirty business ­– improving waste governance through partnerships 25(4)
Bagamuhunda, George. & Kimanzi, Gilbert. In the light of experience: water policy and use in Uganda 16(3)
Balachandra Kurup, K. Participatory strategies in water, health and rural development programmes 10(2)
Barton, Tamsyn. Water and livelihoods – what’s new? 20(3)
Bin Yousuf, Tariq. Dhaka’s community-based waste collection programme 25(4)
Blagbrough, Vicky. How Water Aid looked back 22(1)
Bockman Weisburd, C. Community sanitation in Yoff, Senegal 19(1)
Bolnick, J., Cuff, S., Hasam, A.D.A., Mitlin, D. & Rahman, P. Driven by need, leaning by experience 16(2)
Bolt, Eveline., Espejo, Norah. & Lammerink, Marc. researchers: why knowledge is more valuable than gifts, The 15(2)
Boydell, V.J. Small-scale private involvement in water supply provision in Tanzania 18(1)
Butterworth, J., Malla Reddy, Y.V. & Batchelor, Charles. Addressing WATSAN needs 20(3)
Byrne, Hilary. Clean water in Kola 1(3)
Carter, Richard.C., Demessie, Desta. & Mehari, Mogus. Not a numbers game: making policy for maximum impact and sustainability 16(3)
Chandler,Charles. Achieving success in community water supply and sanitation projects 5(2)
Christmas, Joseph. & de Rooy, Carel. Decade and beyond, The 9(3)
Cleaver Thompson, Karen. & Crawshaw, Josephine. Water in Liberia: how war affects policy formulation and implementation 16(3)
Cleaver, Frances. There’s a right way to do it: informal arrangements for local resource management in Zimbabwe 16(4)
Cleaver, Frances. Maintenance of rural water supplies in Zimbabwe 9(4)
Colin, J. & Brocklehurst, C. Strategic sanitation planning: it’s all very well, but… 19(1)
Cook, Hadrian. & Smith, Lawrence. Catchment management – relevant in developed and developing countries 24(1)
Cullen, Barbara. Water for small rural communities in Guatemala 6(1)
Curtis, Valerie., Sinha, Prabhakar. & Singh, Shyamoli. Accentuate the positive: promoting behaviour change in Lucknow's slums 16(2)
Danert, Kerstin. brief history of hand-drilled wells in Niger, A 25(1)
de Jong, Dick. People are at the heart of sanitation 14(30
de la Harpe, Jean. Community management in Alfred Nzo District Municipality, South Africa 23(2)
Dieleman, Marjolein. & Traoré, S. Peer education without pressure: spreading hygiene messages in Burkina Faso 16(1)
Dikito-Wachtmeiser, Mercy. Social capital: the ‘missing link’ in water resources management 20(2)
Dranger, J.O. Who cares about water? 13(3)
Evans, Barbara. Financing sanitation – looking for new approaches 25(2)
Faul-Doyle, Regina C. & Doyle, Brendan A. Uganda: keeping a country clean through its schools and communities 15(1)
Franks, Tom. & Cleaver, Frances. People, livelihoods and decision-making in catchment management: a case study from Tanzania 20(3)
Friedlander, Paul. Water for the urban poor 9(1)
Gasteyer, S.P. Water and sanitation in the rural US – scaling up through NGO technical assistance 23(2)
Greenberg, Jeffrey., Seebach, Rudi., Luhman, Andrew., Zylstra, Deborah. & Wentz, Jed. Co-operative Sanitation Project, Pellsrus Township, South Africa 26(2)
Gungoren, B. & Regallet, G. six elements: managing water in Central Asia, The 17(2)
Gupta, Sanjay. Private sector participation in urban services in India 25(4)
Hammeiber, Joanne. Reflections on a rural water supply project in Zambia 7(1)
Howard, Guy. Water quality monitoring and NGOs 16(1)
Inman, Alex. Tackling diffuse pollution of water from agriculture – the Westcountry Rivers Trust, UK 24(1)
Inocencio, Arlene B. Public-private partnerships in Metro Manila, Philippines 21(3)
Jarman, Julie. & Johnson, Catherine. Collaboration or collision course? NGO/government partnership in Tanzania 15(2)
Jobes, Katja. PME under the spotlight: a challenging approach in St Vincent 16(4)
Jones, David. Community-managed standpipes in Port-au-Prince, Haiti 21(2)
Kalbermatten, John. Water Decade: personal reflections, The 9(3)
Karp, Andrew. W. Contracting NGOs to implement rural water and sanitation projects in Bolivia 11(1)
Karp, M., Meza, L.C. & de León, C. Water as the sources of community empowerment: part 2 17(4)
Kerr, Charles. Water and words 4(3)
Kessler, Roberta. Hidden benefits: linking relief and development in Kabul 16(4)
Koenig, P. Urban-rural disparity in water supply in Morocco 18(3)
Kouassi-Komlan, Evariste. & Gnagne, Theophile. Financing household connections in Côte d’Ivoire 24(2)
Kumar, Prakash. Plan China model for total sanitation 26(1)
Lagerweij, I. & Vulto, C. Implementing a participatory, gender-based approach in Baluchistan 18(1)
Lane, Jon. & Jarman, Julie. Six years on: what happened to the Dublin principles? 16(3)
Lewin, S., Stephens, C. & Hunt, C. Water and sanitation interventions: the need for a more integrated approach? 17(4)
Lockwood, H. strategy for operation and maintenance of rural water supplies, Dominican Republic, A 21(2)
MacDonald, Alan. & Calow, Roger. Drought and community water supplies 26(1)
Madsen, Birgit. community-based handpump rehabilitation and maintenance programme, A 8(3)
Maiga, H., Maiga, B. & Sutton, S. Self supply in Mali 25(1)
Malla Reddy, Y.V. participatory approach to watershed development programmes: understanding constraints and exploring solutions, A 19(2)
Mathew, Brian. WAMMA – Scaling up water and sanitation in rural Tanzania 23(2)
Matthew, Brian. Soci-economic aspects of water selling 10(2)
Matthew, Thresiamma. New skills, new lives: Kerala’s women masons 17(1)
May, Yacoob. From users to managers: community involvement in water-supply and sanitation projects 9(1)
Melchior-Tellier, S. Lesson in Listening 11(2)
Metell, Karin. & Mooijman, Anna Maria. Water: and more – for the barrios of Tegucigalpa 17(1)
Minnigh, P. & Moeliono, M. Rural water supply systems: an alien body for the public good – case study of Indonesia, 1999-2000 19(3)
Morgan, J. dirty business: income generation in Kampala, A 18(2)
Morgan, Peter. Ecosan at low cost – with the potential for upgrading 26(2)
Moriarty, Patrick. Sustainable Livelihoods Approaches: an explanation 20(3)
Moss, Sarah. Complex drought in southern Africa – a water and sanitation perspective 22(4)
Moulik, Soma Ghosh. & Sen, Somnath. Mumbai Slum Sanitation Programme, The 25(2)
Mukherjee, Kaushik. fine balance: water wisdom from the KAWAD project, India, A 20(3)
Ouedraogo, Arba Jules. & Kolsky, Pete. Partnership and innovation for on-site sanitation in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso 21(2)
Pickford, John. People and the Decade: technology and community 1(2)
Pouliquen, Louis. Y. Poverty, infrastructure and the environment 9(3)
Premakumara, D.G.J Working in partnership – water services for Colombo’s urban poor 24(2)
Price, Sharon., Rudge, Lisa. & Capilla Prades, Ester. Promoting SODIS in Guatemalan villages 22(4)
Qiang, Z.& Yuanhong, L. Rainwater harvesting for survival and development 18(3)
Reiff, Suzanne. Using the MPA in Benin 22(1)
Robinson, Andy. Total Sanitation: reaching the parts that other approaches can’t reach? 25(2)
Rosensweig, Fred. Institutional support for community-managed rural WSS in Latin America 21(1)
Schaub-Jones, David. Can partnerships make a difference to the urban sanitation challenge? 25(2)
Schouten, Ton. & Moriarty, Patrick. Scaling up the community management of rural water supply 23(2)
Shiva, Vandana. Women’s water rights 17(1)
Singhal, Shaleen. & Kapur, Amit. Environmental management plans for the communities of Lucknow 20(4)
Snel, M. Integration of the formal and informal sector: waste disposal in Hyderabad, India 17(3)
Solomon, Frank. development of water supply and sanitation: North and South, The 2(1)
Sutton, S. At a price? The truth about community construction 18(2)
Tavanyar, Jude. Get organized: self-help and partnership in urban Pakistan 16(2)
Technical Brief 26: Public standposts 9(1)
Technical Brief 30: Community management 10(2)
Technical Brief 53: Training 16(1)
Technical Brief 55: Water source selection 16(3)
Traitongyoo, Tavatchai. Promoting villager participation in water-tank construction 5(4)
Trevett, Andrew. & Nunez, Omar. AHJASA: ongoing management and maintenance support for Honduras' community water systems 16(3)
van Wijk-Sijbesma, Christine. & Postma, Leonie. MPA: A new methodology for participatory monitoring 22(1)
Vargas, Mariela Garcia. Strengthening grassroots capacity with AQUACOL 26(2)
Virgo, Keith. J.& Sitling, Jyotsna. Measuring the impact of watershed management projects 22(1)
Walsh, Patricia. Community participation in Zimbabwe 2(2)
Waterkeyn, Antony. Self-supply through small community and household water supplies 25(1)
Waterkeyn, Juliet. Community mobilization: where is the entry point? 9(4)
Wehrle, Karl. reflection on ten years' work in Rural water supplies, A 1(4)
WELL Briefing Note: Operation and maintenance of rural water services- sustainable solutions 25(1)
Wessels, Joshka. Qanats in Syria ease the water shortage 22(2)
Williamson, John R. Towards community-managed drinking-water schemes in Nepal 2(2)
Wirojanagud, Prakob. People's Volunteer Weir Programme: a three-way collaboration in irrigation 8(3)
Wood, Michael. & Dhinna, Negash. Buying into rural water supply 14(4)
Woodhouse, Melvin. Consumer involvement in bacteriological testing of well water in Kibwezi, Kenya 8(4)
Wright, Keith. mandate to manage: Hitosa’s large-scale gravity-flow water-supply system, A 15(2)

Community action in India 1(1)
Building water supplies on social foundations 1(2) 

Decade

Collett, Davis. Non-government organizations in the Water Decade 2(2)
Kalbermatten, John. Decade: some personal comments, The 1(3)
Kerr, Charles. Water and words 4(3)
Kukuelka, Boleslaw. J. Reflections on The Decade 3(1)
Merabet, Zohra. How the Yemen is trying to meet the aims of the Water Decade 2(4)
Morgan, Peter. & McPherson, Harry. Blair Laboratory's contributions to the Water Decade 4(1)
Pickford, John. People and the Decade: technology and community 1(2)
Thomas, Eddie. Immediate supply or final solution? 1(3) 

Education & Training

A Resources Guide: World Water Vision and Vision 21 18(4)
Abrahams, Belinda. Malawi’s school sanitation and hygiene promotion project 21(2)
Adekile, Dotun. & Ball, Peter. Training local technicians in borehole drilling 24(4)
Alberts, J. H. rope pump - an example of technology transfer, The 22(3)
Almedon, Astier. Participatory hygiene evaluation: means to an end, or an end in itself? 22(1)
Austin, J.H., Ottersletter, H. & Rosensweig, F. Institutional and human resource development 5(4)
Awunyo-Akaba, J., Govidan, B., Khanal, S., Nyavor, E., Rai, R. & Zachariah, S. Developing and pre-testing research tools 22(3)
Balachandra Kurup, K. Participatory strategies in water, health and rural development programmes 10(2)
Batty, Ken. Training in specific maintenance skills 6(2)
Blokland, M. & Savenije, H. Three creative solutions to the training challenge 15(4)
Blokland, Maarten. & Warner, Jeroen. Coping with the brain drain: building capacity in the training environment 15(4)
Bolt, Eveline. Are changes in hygiene behaviour sustained? 22(3)
Bolt, Eveline., Espejo, Norah. & Lammerink, Marc. researchers: why knowledge is more valuable than gifts, The 15(2)
Brown, Richard., Curtis, Tom P. & Metcalfe, Andrew. Atakwa incubator for bacteriological testing, The 20(4)
Budhathoki, Ratan.& Pandey, Umesh. Assessing information needs in Nepal 22(4)
Cairncross, Sandy. & Shordt, K. It does last! Some findings from a multi-country study of hygiene sustainability 22(3)
Clark, Adrian. Lesotho makes strides in rural water supplies 1(2)
Curatolo, James. & Zhu, Weixing. Linking water quality to watershed management and education 24(1)
Curtis, Valerie., Sinha, Prabhakar. & Singh, Shyamoli. Accentuate the positive: promoting behaviour change in Lucknow's slums 16(2)
de Vreede, Esther. Children’s hygiene and sanitation training in Somalia 23(3)
Dieleman, Marjolein. & Traoré, S. Peer education without pressure: spreading hygiene messages in Burkina Faso 16(1)
Dlamini, Poppy. & Mabuza, Khanyisile. primary school baseline study of SSHE in Swaziland, A 23(3)
Faul-Doyle, Regina C. & Doyle, Brendan A. Uganda: keeping a country clean through its schools and communities 15(1)
Feist, Ivor. Training in well construction 6(2)
Fisher, Julie. Spreading the word – a key component of research 22(4)
Fogde, Madeleine., Marcario, Luis. & Cumbana, Alberto. When communication counts 25(3)
Godfrey, Sam., Labhasetwar, P., Swami, A., Wate, S.R., Parihar, G. & Dwivedi, H.B. Water safety plans for greywater in tribal schools, India 25(3)
Haupt, F. Depend or survive: sanitation and hygiene promotion in the Aral Sea disaster zone 18(1)
Hayward, T. More than just technical skills required 19(3)
Howard, Guy. Water quality monitoring and NGOs 16(1)
Hubley, John. Participatory learning for water and sanitation 12(3)
Hubley, John. Communication and health education planning for sanitation programmes 5(3)
Isely, Ray. & Rosensweig, Fred. Training non-technical workers 3(2)
Jarman, Julie. & Johnson, Catherine. Collaboration or collision course? NGO/government partnership in Tanzania 15(2)
Jayaweera, P., Karanja, B., Mpalanyi, J., Nahidu, B. & Njuguna, V. Hiring and training enumerators 22(3)
Kerr, Charles. Better rewards make better technicians 1(2)
Kessler, Roberta. Hidden benefits: linking relief and development in Kabul 16(4)
Khurana, Indira. Promoting school sanitation and hygiene education in rural Gujarat: The WASMO experience 25(3)
Kolsky, Pete. Engineers and urban malaria: part of the solution or part of the problem? 16(2)
Krishna Mohan, K. & Saywell, D.L. Effective environmental education: constraints and prerequisites 13(2)
Kumar, M. & Snel, M. School sanitation and hygiene education in Mysore District 19(2)
Lambert, Bobby. Being prepared: finding and training relief-workers 15(1)
Laubjerg, Kristian. Training village women as health promoters in Tanzania 4(3)
Laver, Sue. Learning to share knowledge: a Zimbabwean case study 6(3)
Laverack, Glenn., Fages, Laurent. & Thanh, Duong Thi. Hygiene practices among H’mong communities of Vietnam 20(2)
Levert, L. Clean up your act: development theatre for water and sanitation 14(1)
Lidonde, Rose.Why gender is important in SSHE 23(3)
Linney, Bob. Health images: water images 10(1)
Linney, Bob. Pre-testing posters for water and sanitation 4(2)
Maier, Celia. & Joerger, Cindy. FRESH initiative: school health in the context of education for all, The 23(3)
Mather, Dave. Lasting solutions: governments and communities re-examine roles 15(2)
Morgan, Joy. Training female sanitation volunteers 11(2)
Ngales, Marilyn. Sanitation provision in Ethiopia’s regional schools -- girls’ and women’s experiences 25(3)
Ouedraogo, Arba Jules. & Kolsky, Pete. Partnership and innovation for on-site sanitation in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso 21(2)
Porter, Mary Jane. Water education the Project WET way 25(3)
Rall, M. & de Jager, J. Greater expectations: technology choices for community-managed water supply in the new South Africa 15(3)
Reed, Rob. Sunshine and fresh air: a practical approach to combating water-borne disease 15(4)
Rukunga, G., Mutethia, D. & Odhiambo, F. Integrating knowledge management into water and sanitation programmes in Kenya 22(4)
Slamet, Juli Soemirat. Training in low-cost water supply and sanitation: an Indonesian experience 9(4)
Snel, M. & Shordt, K. School sanitation and hygiene promotion for effective learning 19(4)
Snel, M. & Shordt, K. evidence to support hygiene, sanitation and water in schools, The 23(3)
Snel,M., Bolt, E. & Postma, L. Challenges facing school sanitation and hygiene education from the perspective of the school teacher 19(1)
Sowrey, Peter. Practical training workshops for urban water supply 6(2)
Sutton, S. At a price? The truth about community construction 18(2)
Symons, Marianne. Assessing a VIP latrine construction training course 10(4)
Tayler, W.K. Training through work experience 2(1)
Technical Brief 51 Water, sanitation and hygiene understanding 15(3)
Technical Brief 53: Training 16(1)
Tobin, Vanessa. Sanitation training in Nepal 4(2)
Trevett, Andrew. & Nunez, Omar. AHJASA: ongoing management and maintenance support for Honduras' community water systems 16(3)
Turrell, Robin. Training for small-scale and rural water supply projects 6(2)
Vairavamoorthy, K., Jothiprakash, V. & Krishamoorthi, S. Training in wastewater reuse techniques 19(4)
Vaishnav, T. Training engineering supervisors for small-scale irrigation development in Nigeria 9(4)
van Immerzeel, Willem.H.M. Field-irrigation in the Peruvian Andes 9(4)
Waterkeyn, Juliet. Community mobilization: where is the entry point? 9(4)
Watt, Jim. & Laing, Richard. Teaching aids for water and sanitation 3(4)
Woodhouse, Melvin. Realising the right to water 23(1)
Wright, Keith. mandate to manage: Hitosa’s large-scale gravity-flow water-supply system, A 15(2)

Using drama to put across messages about water and sanitation 3(2) 

Emergency Measures

A Resources Guide: Water and sanitation in emergencies 19(3)
Adams, John. More than navel-gazing: guidelines for emergency sanitation and water-supply programmes 15(1)
Anema. Aranka.,& Fesselet, Jean-Francois. volcanic issue- lessons learned in Goma, A 21(4)
Carter, Richard C. Rapid assessment of groundwater opportunities for displaced and refugee populati 26(1)
Cleaver Thompson, Karen. & Crawshaw, Josephine. Water in Liberia: how war affects policy formulation and implementation 16(3)
Davis, Jan. From emergency relief to long-term development 6(4)
Dodge, Cole.P. & Zelenika, Maden. Rehabilitation of hafirs in Sudan 6(1)
Dorea, C.C. Simple improvements for emergency batch water treatment 26(1)
Fesselet, Jean-Francois. & Mulders, R. Saline wells in Aceh 24(3)
Fox, A. Provision for the aftermath: lessons learnt 19(3)
Gambrill, Martin. engineering response to the needs of Burmese refugees, An 13(1)
Glensvig, Leon. & Glensvig, Dorte. Pour-flush toilets and waste stabilization ponds in a refugee camp 8(1)
Godfrey, Sam. Appropriate chlorination techniques for wells in Angola 21(4)
Gould, T. Simple measures make all the difference 19(3)
Hayes, Alan. Drilling water wells in disaster areas 6(4)
Hayward, T. More than just technical skills required 19(3)
Howard, Jim. Rethinking the unthinkable: effective excreta disposal in emergency situations 15(1)
Kessler, Roberta. Hidden benefits: linking relief and development in Kabul 16(4)
Lambert, Bobby. Being prepared: finding and training relief-workers 15(1)
Lambert, Bobby. Engineers, humanitarian relief, and water supplies 13(1)
Lipscombe, Suzanna. Groundwater salinity and hand dug wells in Ampara, Sri Lanka 26(1)
Luff, Richard. & Hoque, Enamul. Disinfecting tube-well water: the evolution of a new technology 16(2)
Lytton, Lucy., Arafan, Sunday. & Hazell, Robin. low-tech drilling method for refugee water supplies, A 26(1)
MacDonald, Alan. & Calow, Roger. Drought and community water supplies 26(1)
McCluskey, J.Water supply, health and vulnerability in floods 19(3)
Mckenzie, S. & de la Haye, R. Oxfam in Goma: a public health learning experience 15(1)
Mulemba, F.& Nabeth, P. Environmental sanitation for the control of cholera in Lisungwi Refugee Camp, Malawi 12(4)
Osola,M. few buckets more: reducing sand-invasion and siltation in Angola, A 17(2)
Parker, Jo. Water for Sarajevo 13(1)
Puddifoot, Jonathan. Pit latrines in Nepal: the refugee dimension 14(2)
Rathnabharathie, Varuna. & Kariyawasam, Ganga. Ecological sanitation in Sri Lanka 26(2)
Sewell, Roland. software of emergency water supplies, The 6(4)
Shaw, Peter. & Hayes, Alan. Tackling water-supply problems in Uganda with REDR 3(2)
Sherlock, Paul. Water and sanitation for refugees and internally displaced people 24(3)
Sherlock, Paul. Coping with equipment in emergencies 6(4)
Shrestha, Dinesh. & Cronin, Aidan. right to water and protecting refugees, The 24(3)
Singh, V.P. & Chaudhuri, M. performance evaluation and modification of the UNICEF upward-flow water filter, A 12(2)
Technical Brief: Emergency water supply in cold regions 18(2)
Technical Brief 38: Emergency sanitation for refugees 12(2)
Technical Brief 44: Emergency water supply 13(4)
Thomson, M. Missed opportunities cost lives: vector control in emergencies 15(1)
Villhoth, Karen G. Tsunami impacts on groundwater and water supply in eastern Sri Lanka 26(1)
Visser, Marco. Ebola response in the Republic of Congo 23(3)
Walden, Vivien Margaret. Taking Darfur to Asia? True or false? 24(3) 

Evaluation

A Resources Guide Drinking-water quality 16(1)
Almedon, A. & Chattejee, A. Yardsticks for cleanliness? Indicators for sanitation 13(3)
Almedon, Astier. Participatory hygiene evaluation: means to an end, or an end in itself? 22(1)
Awunyo-Akaba, J., Govidan, B., Khanal, S., Nyavor, E., Rai, R. & Zachariah, S. Developing and pre-testing research tools 2(3)
Bartram, Jamie. & Jacob, Jens. Water supply and quality issues in Central and Eastern Europe and the Newly for Independent States 16(1)
Blagbrough, Vicky. How Water Aid looked back 22(1)
Bolt, Eveline. Are changes in hygiene behaviour sustained? 22(3)
Bolt, Eveline., Espejo, Norah. & Lammerink, Marc. researchers: why knowledge is more valuable than gifts, The 15(2)
Budhathoki, Ratan.& Pandey, Umesh. Assessing information needs in Nepal 22(4)
Cairncross, Sandy. Developing evaluation guidelines for studying hygiene practices 10(1)
Cairncross, Sandy. & Shordt, K. It does last! Some findings from a multi-country study of hygiene sustainability 22(3)
Carter, R., Tyrrel, S. & Howsam, P. Assumptions and realities in water and sanitation programmes 18(2)
Carter, Richard C.Rapid assessment of groundwater opportunities for displaced and refugee population 26(1)
Curtis, Valerie., Sinha, Prabhakar. & Singh, Shyamoli. Accentuate the positive: promoting behaviour change in Lucknow's slums 16(2)
de Veer, Tom. Always room for improvement? Interagencyinter-agency guidelines for M&E 15(1)
Fisher, Julie. Spreading the word – a key component of research 2(4)
Gosain, A.K. & Rao, M. Water woes in India 24(4)
Graham, Jay Paul., Redlinger, Thomas. & Corella-Barud, V. Evaluation of waterless sanitation for hot arid climates 22(2)
Harnmeijer, Joanne. & Sutton, Sally. Measuring sustainability in the water sector 12(1)
Howard, Guy. Water quality monitoring and NGOs 16(1)
Howard, Guy. Healthier values: realistic approaches to drinking-water quality 16(3)
Jayaweera, P., Karanja, B., Mpalanyi, J., Nahidu, B. & Njuguna, V. Hiring and training enumerators 22(3)
Jobes, Katja. PME under the spotlight: a challenging approach in St Vincent 16(4)
Koenig, P. Urban-rural disparity in water supply in Morocco 18(3)
Lloyd, Barry. & Thorpe, Teresa. Catchment surveillance for water resource management 16(1)
Mauclert, Virginie. & Trevett, Andrew. PPP for rural water supply in Cambodia 21(3)
Mckenzie, S. & de la Haye, R. Oxfam in Goma: a public health learning experience 15(1)
Mikherjee, N. Measuring sustainability: recent lessons from Indonesia 18(1)
Morgan, J. dirty business: income generation in Kampala, A 18(2)
Perez Rincon, Mario Alejandro. Comparing the management of water services in Colombia’s small towns and villages 21(1)
Price, Sharon. & Franceys, Richard. Using private operators in small town water supplies, Uganda 21(3)
Reiff, Suzanne. Using the MPA in Benin 22(1)
Robins, Nick., Davies, Jeff., Hankin, Philip. & Sauer, D. Groundwater and data – an African experience 21(4)
Smith, Chris. latrine acquisition curve: a tool for sanitation evaluation, The 7(1)
Smith, M.D. & Husary, Samar M. Sanitary investigations as a sanitation monitoring tool 19(3)
Snel, M. & Shordt, K. evidence to support hygiene, sanitation and water in schools, The 23(3)
Tarquino, I.R. & Ince, M.E. Sanitation in Colombia's low-income settlements: selection, implementation, and evaluation 13(2)
Technical Brief: Surface water drainage: how evaluation can improve performance 17(1)
Technical Brief 50: Sanitary surveying 15(2)
Technical Brief 53: Training 16(1)
Technical Brief 55: Water source selection 16(3)
Thompson, John., et al. Drawers of Water II: assessing change in domestic water use in East Africa 22(1)
Tschumi, Peter. Monitoring and evaluating a project's effectiveness 10(1)
van Wijk-Sijbesma, Christine. & Postma, Leonie. MPA: A new methodology for participatory monitoring 22(1)
Villhoth, Karen G. Tsunami impacts on groundwater and water supply in eastern Sri Lanka 26(1)
Virgo, Keith. J.& Sitling, Jyotsna. Measuring the impact of watershed management projects 22(1)
Visscher J.T., Garcia M., Benevides, C Madera. & Quiroga, E. Out of the mouths of babes: an honest evaluation of water and sanitation in Ecuador 14(3)
Walden, Vivien Margaret. Taking Darfur to Asia? True or false? 24(3)

Monitoring and surveillance: key points 16(1)
WHO's Minimum Evaluation Procedure 2(1) 

Finance & Cost Recovery

A Beginners’ Guide to: Financing water-development projects 17(1)
A Resources Guide: Planning and managing water projects 16(4)
A Resources Guide: Financial sustainability 18(1)
Agbenorhevi, Maxwell. Informal savings mechanisms for maintaining a rural water system, Ghana 24(2)
Albu, Mike. & Nijiru, Cyrus. role of small-scale independent water providers in urban areas, The 20(3)
Barton, Tamsyn. Water and livelihoods – what’s new? 20(3)
Baumann, Erich. Do operation and maintenance pay? 25(1)
Baumann, Erich. & Carter, Richard. Rural Water Supply Network, The 25(1)
Birks, J.S. Falaj: Modern problems and some possible solutions, The 2(4)
Bolnick, J., Cuff, S., Hasam, A.D.A., Mitlin, D. & Rahman, P. Driven by need, leaning by experience 16(2)
Boydell, V.J. Small-scale private involvement in water supply provision in Tanzania 18(1)
Buabeng, Stephen Nkansa. Small-town and rural water provision in Ghana 16(4)
Carter, R., Belete, E., Berhe, E., Defere, E., Horecha, D. & Negussie, Y. Reducing the costs of borehole drilling in Africa: insights from Ethiopia 25(1)
Cleaver, Frances. & Franks, Tom. challenges ahead: water resources management for the next millennium. The 16(4)
Coad, A. Sitting in the hot seat: the role of the sanitation manager 17(3)
Coffey, M. Cost-effective systems for solid waste management 17(3)
Cotton, A. & Sohail, Muhammad. Community-partnered procurement: a socially sensitive option 16(2)
Danert, Kerstin. brief history of hand-drilled wells in Niger, A 25(1)
Davis, Jennifer. & Iyer, Param. Taking sustainable rural water supply services to scale- where are the bottlenecks? 23(2)
Evans, Barbara. Financing sanitation – looking for new approaches 25(2)
Fogde, Madeleine., Marcario, Luis. & Cumbana, Alberto. When communication counts 25(3)
Fonseca, Catarina., van Dijk, Meine Pieter. & Cardone, Rachel. Financing the water sector 24(2)
Franceys, Richard. Charging to enter the water shop? 24(2)
Franceys, Richard. & Weitz, Almud. Private sector participation in water supply and sanitation 21(3)
Friedlander, Paul. Water for the urban poor 9(1)
Gould, John. Catching up upgrading Botswana's rainwater catchment 15(3)
Gupta, Sanjay. Private sector participation in urban services in India 25(4)
Hall, David. It doesn’t have to be private 21(3)
Hartung, Hans. Local financing mechanisms for roofwater harvesting in Uganda 24(4)
Hartvelt, Frank. & Deiters, Anton B.Banking on the poor: microfinancing South Africa's water supply and sanitation 15(4)
Howsam, Peter. Water law and the right to a basic water supply 16(3)
Inocencio, Arlene B. Public-private partnerships in Metro Manila, Philippines 21(3)
Iyer, P. Mechanisms for sustainability in a supply-driven environment 18(1)
James, A.J. From sector reform to Swajaldhara- scaling up in India 23(2)
Janssens, Jan G., Brocklehurst, Clarissa. & Kolsky, Pete. Designing water-pricing policy, tariffs and subsidies to help the poor 21(2)
Jones, David. Community-managed standpipes in Port-au-Prince, Haiti 21(2)
Kerr, Charles. Water and words 4(3)
Kouassi-Komlan, Evariste. & Gnagne, Theophile. Financing household connections in Côte d’Ivoire 24(2)
Maiga, H., Maiga, B. & Sutton, S. Self supply in Mali 25(1)
Mathew, Brian. WAMMA – Scaling up water and sanitation in rural Tanzania 23(2)
Matthew, Brian. Soci-economic aspects of water selling 10(2)
Mauclert, Virginie. & Trevett, Andrew. PPP for rural water supply in Cambodia 21(3)
Metell, Karin. & Mooijman, Anna Maria. Water: and more – for the barrios of Tegucigalpa 17(1)
Morgan, J. dirty business: income generation in Kampala, A 18(2)
Moriarty, Patrick. Sustainable Livelihoods Approaches: an explanation 20(3)
Mukami Kariuki, R. Water and sanitation utilities and the urban poor 21(2)
Ouedraogo, Arba Jules. & Kolsky, Pete. Partnership and innovation for on-site sanitation in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso 21(2)
Perez, Eddy. & Parkinson, Jonathan. Taking sanitation to scale 25(2)
Premakumara, D.G.J. Working in partnership – water services for Colombo’s urban poor 24(2)
Price, Sharon. & Franceys, Richard. Using private operators in small town water supplies, Uganda 21(3)
Rahardjo, B.& O'Brien, D. Community self-financing of water and sanitation systems 12(3)
Salaues, A.G. Financing basic water supply and sanitation in Bolivia 24(2)
Simpson-Herbert, Mayling. Low-cost Arborloo offers Ethiopians health and agriculture benefits 26(2)
Singha, Dibalok. Can pay, will pay: securing a slum water supply for squatters 15(2)
Srinivas Chary, V., Narender, A. & Rajeswara Rao, K. Pay-and-use toilets in India 21(3)
Sutton, S. At a price? The truth about community construction 18(2)
Sutton, Sally. Falaj, A. traditional co-operative system of water management Part I, The 2(3)
Taylor, Paul. Whose water supply? Costs, management and maintenance in Southern Africa 15(3)
Touré, Y. Boreholes mean business 17(1)
van Dijk, Meine Pieter. Financing water and sanitation in India – bonds, BOTs and reforms 24(3)
Vargas-Ramirez, Miguel. & Lampoglia, T.C. Scaling-up using condominial technology 25(2)
Veenstra, Siemen., van der Steen, Peter. & Gijzen, Huub. Natural wastewater treatment to stimulate the local economy 20(1)
WELL Fact Sheet: process of sanitation marketing, the 25(2)
Woodhouse, Melvin. & Baur, Peter. Pandora’s water closet: competition, finance and water supplies for the poor 24(2) 

Ground Water W/B/S

Alberts, J. H. rope pump - an example of technology transfer, The 22(3)
Andrews, J. Water for the forgotten people: Botswana's revolutionary well-jetting technology 14(4)
Austin, Mark. electronic sensor for monitoring water levels in Deep wells, An 6(1)
Ayotamuno, M.J., Sridbar, M.K.C., Brieger, W.R., Sangodoyin, Y. & Vyne, P.N. Shallow drum-lined wells for guineaworm eradication 11(2)
Bah, O.M. Improving rural water supply in Sierra Leone 6(1)
Bannerman, Ron. Development and the environment 11(3)
Barrett, M., Nalubega, M. & Pedley, S. On-site sanitation and urban aquifer systems in Uganda 17(4)
Bartram, Jamie. & Jacob, Jens. Water supply and quality issues in Central and Eastern Europe and the Newly for Independent States 16(1)
Bartram, Jamie. & Lloyd, Barry. Water use in the Andes 10(3)
Boelee, E., Laamrani, H., Khallaayoune, K. & Watts, S. Domestic water use in Morocco’s Tessaout Amont irrigation system 18(1)
Bor, Alex. Upgrading traditional wells in north-west Namibia 15(3)
Bradfield, W.J. Extracting clean water from streams in south-western Ethiopia 10(3)
Butterworth, J., Malla Reddy, Y.V., Renuka, B. & Reddy, G.V. Avoiding fluoride in drinking water, Andhra Pradesh, India 24(1)
Carter, R. Groundwater in the developing world: problems and solutions 20(2)
Carter, R. Groundwater development using jetted boreholes 3(3)
Carter, R. & Tyrrel, S. Groundwater – potential but not panacea 20(2)
Carter, R., Danert, K., Ball, P., Rwamwanja, R. & Ssebalu, Jamil. Low-cost water-well drilling in Africa 20(2)
Carter, Richard C. Rapid assessment of groundwater opportunities for displaced and refugee population 26(1)
Carty, Dermot. Water-well bucket protection in Zambia 8(4)
Danert, Kerstin. brief history of hand-drilled wells in Niger, A 25(1)
Dodge, C.P., Skoda, J.D., Ekvall, T. & Espie, A. Drilling and pump replacement incentive in Uganda 5(2)
Fesselet, Jean-Francois. & Mulders, R. Saline wells in Aceh 24(3)
Garandeau, R., Trevett, A. & Bastable, A. Chlorination of hand dug wells in Monrovia 24(3)
Hayes, Alan. Drilling water wells in disaster areas 6(4)
Henry, A. Learning by breaking: how wells evolved in Côte d’Ivoire 18(2)
Lenehan, Antony. spring-box solution: choosing the right water-supply technology for Southern KwaZulu Natal, The 15(2)
Lewin, S., Stephens, C. & Hunt, C. Water and sanitation interventions: the need for a more integrated approach? 17(4)
Lipscombe, Suzanna. Groundwater salinity and hand dug wells in Ampara, Sri Lanka 26(1)
Lovell, C., Nhunhama, G., Sunguro, S. & Mugweni, O. economic impact: productive waterpoints in dryland areas, An 17(2)
Lytton, Lucy., Arafan, Sunday. & Hazell, Robin. low-tech drilling method for refugee water supplies, A 26(1)
MacDonald, Alan. Geophysics – taking the magic out of black boxes 20(2)
MacDonald, Alan. & Calow, Roger. Drought and community water supplies 26(1)
MacDonald, D., Ahmed, K.M., Islam, M.S., Lawrence, A. & Khandker, Z. Pit latrines: a source of contamination in peri-urban Dhaka? 17(4)
Maiga, H., Maiga, B. & Sutton, S. Self supply in Mali 25(1)
Marjoram, Tony. Water and sanitation in the South Pacific 2(1)
Morgan, P., Chimbunde, E, Mtakwa, N. & Waterkeyn, A. Now in my backyard: Zimbabwe's upgraded family well programmes 14(4)
Morgan, Peter. Small steps count: building on traditional methods for rural water supply 15(3)
Morgan, Peter. & Chimbunde, Ephraim. Upgrading family wells in Zimbabwe 9(3)
Mtakwa, N. & Climbunde, E. Building on tradition: Zimbabwe's Shallow wells 15(3)
Nair, Chandran. Bangkok's deteriorating groundwater 9(3)
Osola,M. few buckets more: reducing sand-invasion and siltation in Angola, A 17(2)
Rall, M. & de Jager, J. Greater expectations: technology choices for community-managed water supply in the new South Africa 15(3)
Randhawa, T.S. Assisting groundwater recharge by gully-plugging 3(2)
Robins, Nick., Davies, Jeff., Hankin, Philip. & Sauer, D. Groundwater and data – an African experience 21(4)
Rous, Tim. Protecting a shallow seepage spring 4(2)
Scott, Andrew. Power and people: aspects of micro-hydro 10(2)
Stapleton, C.K. Tubewells and their construction 2(1)
Suman, Hilary. multi-disciplinary approach to drilling Boreholes in Senegal, A 2(4)
Sutton, S. At a price? The truth about community construction 18(2)
Taylor, Paul. Whose water supply? Costs, management and maintenance in Southern Africa 15(3)
Taylor, Richard. Weathered rock aquifers: vital but poorly developed 20(2)
Taylor, Richard. Groundwater protection in sub-Saharan Africa 24(1)
Technical Brief 22: Intake from rivers 8(2)
Technical Brief 24: Groundwater dams 8(4)
Technical Brief 3: Protecting a spring 3(3)
Technical Brief 34: Protecting springs: an alternative to spring boxes 11(2)
Technical Brief 39: Upgrading traditional wells 12(3)
Technical Brief 4: Lining a hand-dug well (4)
Technical Brief 43: Simple drilling methods 13(3)
Technical Brief 5: Slotted bamboo tubewell screen 4(1)
Touré, Y. Boreholes mean business 17(1)
Trietsch, Robert. Shallow wells for low-cost water supply in Tanzania 3(1)
Tyrrel, S., Gardner, S., Howsam, P. & Carter, R. Biological iron removal from well-handpump water supplies 16(4)
Tyrrel, S., Howsam, P. & Carter, R. Iron in handpump water supplies: prevention or cure? 20(2)
Villhoth, Karen G. Tsunami impacts on groundwater and water supply in eastern Sri Lanka 26(1)
Waterkeyn, Antony Self-supply through small community and household water supplies 25(1)
Wedgewood, Katherine. & Bartram, James. Spring capping in the Peruivan highlands 10(3)
Wessels, Joshka. Qanats in Syria ease the water shortage 22(2)
Winter, Stephen, J. Ferrocement well for Micronesia 6(2)
Wright, E.P. & Herbert, R. Collector wells in basement aquifers 4(2)
Wright, Roger. Unsealed wells: water quality implications 3(3)
Young, C.P. Geology of water supplies 3(2)
Younger, Paul. & Casey, Vincent. simple method for determining the suitability of brackish groundwaters for irrigation, A 22(2)
Zvidzai, C.N. Zana. Building on peace: upgrading water and sanitation technology in Mozambique 15(3)

Wells for Mali 1(4)
Sahel: case study - The Gambia 2(1) 

Health

A Resources Guide: Water and sanitation in emergencies 19(3)
A Resources Guide: Health managing in the city 16(2)
Abu-Zeid, Mahmoud. Environmental upgrading of irrigation systems to control Schistosomiasis 9(2)
Ahnedom, A. & Curtis, V. Where are we now? Studying hygiene behaviour 13(3)
AHRTAG Practical ways to prevent the spread of cholera 12(4)
Almedon, A. & Chattejee, A. Yardsticks for cleanliness? Indicators for sanitation 13(3)
Ayotamuno, M.J., Sridbar, M.K.C., Brieger, W.R., Sangodoyin, Y. & Vyne, P.N. Shallow drum-lined wells for guineaworm eradication 11(2)
Ayres, Denise. Oral rehydration therapy: A cure but not a solution 1(2)
Bapat, Meera. & Crook, Nigel. Behind the technical approach to slum improvement 8(1)
Barrett, M., Nalubega, M. & Pedley, S. On-site sanitation and urban aquifer systems in Uganda 17(4)
Bartram, Jamie. & Howard, Guy. prevention and control of cholera, The 12(4)
Bartram, Jamie. & Jacob, Jens. Water supply and quality issues in Central and Eastern Europe and the Newly for Independent States 16(1)
Bartram, Jamie. & Johns, Warren. Water supply in primary health care: experiences of Amazon Indian communities 7(1)
Bastemeyer, T. & Lee, D. Drinking-water source deterioration: an urgent problem Part I 11(1)
Bastemeyer, T. & Lee, D. Drinking-water source deterioration: an urgent problem Part II 11(2)
Birley, Martin. Assessing the environmental health impact: an expert system approach 9(2)
Bos, Robert. Incorporating institutional and legal requirements 9(2)
Breslin, E., Madrid, C. & Mkhize, A. Child to child: special schooling in KwaZulu-Natal 17(1)
Bunting, Stuart W. Wastewater aquaculture and livelihoods in peri-urban Kolkata 23(1)
Burgess, Stephen. & Onyonge, Collins. Solar disinfection of water – a case study from Kenya 22(4)
Butterworth, J., Malla Reddy, Y.V., Renuka, B. & Reddy, G.V. Avoiding fluoride in drinking water, Andhra Pradesh, India 24(1)
Cairncross, Sandy. Health aspects of water and sanitation 7(1)
Calvert, Paul. Seeing (but not smelling) is believing: Kerala's compost toilet 15(3)
Carr, Richard. safe use of urban wastewater in agriculture, The 23(1)
Corbet, Philip Using dragonflies to suppress mosquitoes in domestic water storage containers 4(3)
Curtis, Valerie., Sinha, Prabhakar. & Singh, Shyamoli. Accentuate the positive: promoting behaviour change in Lucknow's slums 16(2)
Davidson, George. Water management and malaria control 1(4)
de Veer, Tom. Always room for improvement? Interagencyinter-agency guidelines for M&E 15(1)
de Vreede, Esther. Children’s hygiene and sanitation training in Somalia 23(3)
Dieleman, Marjolein. & Traoré, S. Peer education without pressure: spreading hygiene messages in Burkina Faso 16(1)
Dlangamandla, Virginia. Hygiene and health education in primary schools in Lesotho 6(4)
Dobson, H. To spray or not to spray? 17(2)
Dufaut, Annie. Women carrying water: how it affects their health 6(3)
Eckstein, Sue. Improving conditions of workers on tea estates 3(4)
Esrey, S. No half measures: sustaining health from water and sanitation systems 14(3)
Faul-Doyle, Regina C. & Doyle, Brendan A. Uganda: keeping a country clean through its schools and communities 15(1)
Hammeiber, Joanne. Reflections on a rural water supply project in Zambia 7(1)
Haupt, F. Depend or survive: sanitation and hygiene promotion in the Aral Sea disaster zone 18(1)
Hoplins, Donald. Target 1995: guinea worm eradication 8(2)
Howard, Guy. Healthier values: realistic approaches to drinking-water quality 16(3)
Howard, Guy. On-site sanitation and groundwater: the art of balancing unknown risks? 17(4)
Hubley, John. Communication and health education planning for sanitation programmes 5(3)
Hueb, Jose. A. Environmental sanitation: a health approach for cholera control 12(4)
Hurtado, Elena., & Mills Booth, Elizabeth. handwashing communication intervention in Guatemala, A 13(3)
Islam, M.S. & Bateman, O.M. spread and control of cholera in Bangladesh, The 12(4)
Jewsbury, J.M. Schistosomiasis: transmission and control 1(3)
Joshi, Deepa. Pavement dwellers’ sanitation activities – visible but ignored 25(3)
Kandiah, A. role and responsibilities of engineers and agriculturalists, The 9(2)
Kay, Brian. Vector-borne disease implications and their control 9(2)
Kessler, Roberta. Hidden benefits: linking relief and development in Kabul 16(4)
Kolsky, Pete. Engineers and urban malaria: part of the solution or part of the problem? 16(2)
Kolsky, Pete. Urban environmental health: fitting the pieces together 16(2)
Krishna, Sumi. Not by pumps alone 3(4)
Lewin, S., Stephens, C. & Hunt, C. Water and sanitation interventions: the need for a more integrated approach? 17(4)
Lines, Jo. How not to grow mosquitoes in African towns 20(4)
Linney, Bob. Health images: water images 10(1)
Lloyd, Barry.,Pardon, Mauricio. & Bartram, James. Improved piped water supplies in Peru 7(3)
Loiacono, Stephanie. Clean water for the Central African Republic 2(1)
Loos, H., Gazzinelli, A. & Correa Oliveria, R. Nova União Village, Brazil: the impact of a new water supply 19(4)
Luff, Richard. & Hoque, Enamul. Disinfecting tube-well water: the evolution of a new technology 16(2)
MacDonald, D., Ahmed, K.M., Islam, M.S., Lawrence, A. & Khandker, Z. Pit latrines: a source of contamination in peri-urban Dhaka? 17(4)
Maher, Steve. Health care and sanitation in Peru: developing appropriate technologies 7(3)
Maier, Celia. & Joerger, Cindy. FRESH initiative: school health in the context of education for all, The 23(3)
McCluskey, J. Water supply, health and vulnerability in floods 19(3)
Mckenzie, S. & de la Haye, R. Oxfam in Goma: a public health learning experience 15(1)
Metell, Karin. & Mooijman, Anna Maria. Water: and more – for the barrios of Tegucigalpa 17(1)
Moss, Sarah. Complex drought in southern Africa – a water and sanitation perspective 22(4)
Mott, K.E. lesson about water Schistosomiasis,A 4(1)
Muir, James. Rural health in northern Pakistan 5(2)
Mulemba, F.& Nabeth, P. Environmental sanitation for the control of cholera in Lisungwi Refugee Camp, Malawi 12(4)
Mwasha, Eben. Schoolchildren help solve sanitation problems in Tanzania 14(3)
Onduro, Matthew. Kisumu Primary Health Care Project 7(1)
Pinfold, John. & Horan, Nigel. Water use and patterns of contamination in rural north-east Thailand 9(4)
Randhawa, T.S. Traditional methods of treating guinea worm 4(4)
Reed, Rob. Sunshine and fresh air: a practical approach to combating water-borne disease 15(4)
Saenz de Tejada, S. & Cano, F. Weaning-food hygiene in a Guatemalan town 13(3)
Saywell, D. Pollution from on-site sanitation: the risks? – What risks? 17(4)
Shamsuddin, Abu Jafar., Mahmud, Shamsul Gaifur., Ahmed, M Feroz., Deere, Daniel., Davison, A. & Howard, Guy. Developing a water-safety framework in Bangladesh 23(4)
Simpson-Herbert, Mayling. Low-cost Arborloo offers Ethiopians health and agriculture benefits 26(2)
Singha, Dibalok. Can pay, will pay: securing a slum water supply for squatters 15(2)
Sloof, Redi. Towards healthier water resources management 9(2)
Sorensson, Maria. Teaching by example: promoting hygiene and sanitation in primary schools 14(1)
Sridhar, M.K.C., Kale, O. & Adneiyi, J.D. simple sand filter to reduce guinea worm disease, A 4(2)
Storey, Anne. environmental transitions of cholera, The 12(4)
Technical Brief Using human waste 18(3)
Technical Brief 17: Health, water and sanitation 1 7(1)
Technical Brief 19: Health, water and sanitation 2 7(3)
Technical Brief 25: Eye and skin diseases 9(1)
Technical Brief 51: Water, sanitation and hygiene understanding 15(3)
Technical Brief 52: Water: quality or quantity? 15(4)
Technical Brief 55: Water source selection 16(3)
Thomson, M. Missed opportunities cost lives: vector control in emergencies 15(1)
Tjiook, T.K. Defluoridation of water supplies 2(1)
Trevett, Andrew. Household water security – the quality component 21(4)
Tunyavanich, Nongluk. & Hewison, Kevin. Rural water supply, sanitation and health education in Thailand: Can success follow success? 8(3)
Tyrrel, S., Gardner, S., Howsam, P. & Carter, R. Biological iron removal from well-handpump water supplies 16(4)
Visser, Marco. Ebola response in the Republic of Congo 23(3)
Waterkeyn, Juliet. Community mobilization: where is the entry point? 9(4)
Wegelin-Schuringa, Madeleen., Kamminga, Evelien. Water supply, sanitation, hygiene and HIV/AIDS – the unrecognized links 22(4)
WELL Fact Sheet: Child survival and environmental health 25(3)
Xianxin, Che. & Yongijiu, Bai. Water pollution and control measures in Liaoning Province 10(1)

Better sanitation to beat mosquito breeding 5(1) 

Hygiene

Abrahams, Belinda. Malawi's school sanitation and hygiene promotion project 21(2)
Almedon, Astier. Participatory hygiene evaluation: means to an end, or an end in itself? 22(1)
Appleton, B. Goals for the future: mapping out the route to a ‘clean and healthy world’ 18(4)
Awunyo-Akaba, J., Govidan, B., Khanal, S., Nyavor, E., Rai, R. & Zachariah, S. Developing and pre-testing research tools 22(3)
Balachandra Kurup, K. Participatory strategies in water, health and rural development programmes 10(2)
Bolt, Eveline. Are changes in hygiene behaviour sustained? 22(3)
Burgess, Stephen. & Onyonge, Collins. Solar disinfection of water – a case study from Kenya 22(4)
Cairncross, Sandy. Developing evaluation guidelines for studying hygiene practices 10(1)
Cairncross, Sandy. & Shordt, K. It does last! Some findings from a multi-country study of hygiene sustainability 22(3)
Dlamini, Poppy. & Mabuza, Khanyisile. primary school baseline study of SSHE in Swaziland, A 23(3)
Dlangamandla, Virginia. Hygiene and health education in primary schools in Lesotho 6(4)
Dowle, Richard. Sanitation: still an unsolved problem for Pulau Bidong 1(2)
Evans, Barbara. Financing sanitation – looking for new approaches 25(2)
Haupt, F. Depend or survive: sanitation and hygiene promotion in the Aral Sea disaster zone 18(1)
Jayaweera, P., Karanja, B., Mpalanyi, J., Nahidu, B. & Njuguna, V. Hiring and training enumerators 22(3)
Joshi, Deepa. Pavement dwellers’ sanitation activities – visible but ignored 25(3)
Joshi, Deepa. & Ferron, Suzanne. Manual scavenging – a life of dignity? 26(2)
Karlin, Barry. Hygiene education in primary schools 6(3)
Khurana, Indira. Promoting school sanitation and hygiene education in rural Gujarat: The WASMO experience 25(3)
Krishna, Sumi. Not by pumps alone 3(4)
Kumar, M. & Snel, M. School sanitation and hygiene education in Mysore District 19(2)
Laverack, Glenn., Fages, Laurent. & Thanh, Duong Thi. Hygiene practices among H’mong communities of Vietnam 20(2)
Lidonde, Rose. Why gender is important in SSHE 23(3)
Luthi, Christoph., Schertenlieb, Roland. & Tilley, Elizabeth. Household-Centred Environmental Sanitation approach, The 26(2)
Maier, Celia. & Joerger, Cindy. FRESH initiative: school health in the context of education for all, The 23(3)
Moulik, Soma Ghosh. & Sen, Somnath. Mumbai Slum Sanitation Programme, The 25(2)
Ngales, Marilyn. Sanitation provision in Ethiopia’s regional schools -- girls’ and women’s experiences 25(3)
Pacey, Arnold. Sanitary software 1(1)
Pinfold, J., Hubley, J. & Mara, D. hygiene intervention study in rural north-east Thailand, A 10(1)
Pinfold, John. & Horan, Nigel. Water use and patterns of contamination in rural north-east Thailand 9(4)
Snel, M. & Shordt, K. evidence to support hygiene, sanitation and water in schools, The 23(3)
Snel, M. & Shordt, K. School sanitation and hygiene promotion for effective learning 19(4)
Snel,M., Bolt, E. & Postma, L. Challenges facing school sanitation and hygiene education from the perspective of the school teacher 19(1)
Technical Brief 8: Making soap 4(4)
Tibatemwa, Sarah., Godfrey, S., Niwagabe, C. & Kizito, F. Implementing water-safety plans in urban piped-water supplies in Uganda 23(4)
Trevett, Andrew. Household water security – the quality component 21(4)
Wegelin-Schuringa, Madeleen., Kamminga, Evelien. Water supply, sanitation, hygiene and HIV/AIDS – the unrecognized links 22(4)
WELL Fact Sheet: Child survival and environmental health 25(3)
Wood, W.E. Hygienic construction in remote African villages 1(3) 

Irrigation & Horticulture

A Beginners’ Guide to: Irrigation for smallholders 18(1)
A Resources Guide: World Water Vision and Vision 21 18(4)
A Resources Guide: Irrigation and the small farmer 17(2)
Abu-Zeid, Mahmoud. Environmental upgrading of irrigation systems to control Schistosomiasis 9(2)
Batchelor, C. Growing in importance: vegetable gardening in the South 17(2)
Birks, J.S. Falaj: Modern problems and some possible solutions, The 2(4)
Boelee, E., Laamrani, H., Khallaayoune, K. & Watts, S. Domestic water use in Morocco’s Tessaout Amont irrigation system 18(1)
Butterworth, J., Malla Reddy, Y.V. & Batchelor, Charles. Addressing WATSAN needs 20(3)
Carr, Richard. safe use of urban wastewater in agriculture, The 23(1)
Carter, Richard. Small-scale irrigation: the need for thorough feasibility studies 12(1)
de la Torre, Carlos. & Sierra y Toribio Quiape, Ruben. Building intercultural bridges for the development of rural Peruvian communities 12(1)
Dobson, H. To spray or not to spray? 17(2)
Franks, Tom. Water and the project cycle 16(4)
Gosain, A.K. & Rao, M. Water woes in India 24(4)
Gwynne, Dai. Using gabions to reinforce a weir 5(3)
Hillman, Francis. Pre-fabricated fibre-reinforced cement irrigation channels 4(4)
Hudson, C. Guide to constructing tyre gardens 17(2)
Huibers, Frans. & Diemer, Geert. Making assumptions: institutional constraints to irrigation design 13(4)
La Cruz, Gonzalo. Strength through adversity: farmer-led irrigation in the Andes 13(4)
Lambert, Robert. & Faulkner, Richard. Simple irrigation technology for micro-scale irrigation 7(4)
Lammerick, Marc., Oenga, Isaack. & Croxton, Simon. Freeing the channels: farmer managed water supply 13(4)
Lovell, C., Nhunhama, G., Sunguro, S. & Mugweni, O. economic impact: productive waterpoints in dryland areas, An 17(2)
Lunzhang, Chen. Chinese water turbine pump 5(3)
Mahajan, S., Pednekar, P. & Patel, S. Pot drip: an efficient low cost watering system 19(4)
McCornick, Peter. Watsewater reuse in the Middle East and North Africa 23(1)
Meerbach, David. Al-Bireh demonstration project on agricultural re-use of wastewater in the West Bank, The 23(1)
Midmore, D. & Deng-Iin, W. Work that water! Hydroponics made easy 17(4)
Morgan, Peter. Ecosan at low cost – with the potential for upgrading 26(2)
Moriarty, P. & Lovell, C. Simplest is not always best: physical and climatic constraints to community water supply in Zimbabwe 19(2)
Moriarty, Patrick. Sustainable Livelihoods Approaches: an explanation 20(3)
Mukherjee, Kaushik. fine balance: water wisdom from the KAWAD project, India, A 20(3)
Mulvany, Patrick. organization of water use in Ispacas, Peru, The 7(2)
Murata, M. & Lovell, C. Garden irrigation: alternative techniques and technology diffusion in dry regions 17(2)
Murwira, K. Freedom to change: the Chivi experience 13(4)
Naegel, L.C.A., Real, G. & Mazaredo, M. Designing a spiral pump for irrigation 10(2)
Naugle, Jonathan. Affordable water for irrigation: an experience in Niger 11(1)
Ore, Teresa. organization of small-scale irrigation in Peru, The 7(2)
Pearce, Geoff. role of small irrigation schemes in Africa, The 12(1)
Qiang, Z.& Yuanhong, L. Rainwater harvesting for survival and development 18(3)
Raschid-Sally, Liqa. & Parkinson, Jonathan. Wastewater reuse for agriculture – current and future perspectives for low-income countries 23(1)
Robineau, Bruno. & Robineau, Maryvonne. And the desert shall bloom again 7(2)
Saunders, Graham. Developing draught animal equipment for irrigation 5(3)
Sexon, Barbara. & Garman, Peter. Water current turbines for Sudan: using the energy in the Nile 9(3)
Simpson-Herbert, Mayling. Low-cost Arborloo offers Ethiopians health and agriculture benefits 26(2)
Smout, Ian.K. Popular small-scale irrigation technology 13(4)
Soemarwoto, Otto. Minimizing the social impacts of dam construction 10(2)
Stephens, Tim. Simple weirs for diverting water 4(4)
Stern, Peter. Small-scale irrigation in the nineties 12(1)
Stickney, R.G. & Salaza, G.C. Axial-flow propeller pump for small rice farms and fishponds 8(2)
Sutton, Sally. Falaj: A traditional co-operative system of water management Part I, The 2(3)
Technical Brief: Using human waste 18(3)
Technical Brief 35: Low-lift irrigation pumps 11(3)
Technical Brief 42: Small-scale irrigation design 13(2)
Underhill, Harry. Planning small-scale irrigation schemes 12(1)
Vairavamoorthy, K., Jothiprakash, V. & Krishamoorthi, S. Training in wastewater reuse techniques 19(4)
Vaishnav, T. Training engineering supervisors for small-scale irrigation development in Nigeria 9(4)
van Immerzeel, Willem.H.M. Field-irrigation in the Peruvian Andes 9(4)
Vermillion, Douglas. Irrigation management turnover: structural adjustment, or strategic evolution? 12(1)
Vincent, Linden. Environmentally sound irrigation projects 8(4)
Vromant, Nico. & Chau, Nguyen Thi Hoai. Growing rice and fish concurrently 20(1)
Wirojanagud, Prakob. People's Volunteer Weir Programme: a three-way collaboration in irrigation 8(3)
Xianxin, Che. & Yongijiu, Bai. Water pollution and control measures in Liaoning Province 10(1)
Younger, Paul. & Casey, Vincent. simple method for determining the suitability of brackish groundwaters for irrigation, A 22(2)
Zhu, Qiang. & Yuanhong, Li. Rainwater harvesting: the key to sustainable rural development in Gansu, China 24(4) 

Legislation

Gungoren, B. & Regallet, G. six elements: managing water in Central Asia, The 17(2)
Howsam, Peter. Water law and the right to a basic water supply 16(3)
Kolsky, Pete. Urban environmental health: fitting the pieces together 16(2)
Shrestha, Dinesh. & Cronin, Aidan. right to water and protecting refugees, The 24(3)
Woodhouse, Melvin. Realising the right to water 23(1) 

Management

A Resources Guide: Planning and managing water projects 16(4)
A Resources Guide: Watershed development 19(2)
Abrams, L. & Warner, J. Rural demand management: local needs, local potential 15(4)
Alaerts, Guy., Hartvelt, Frank. & Warner, Jeroen. Capacity building: Beyond the 'Project' approach 15(4)
Ali, M. informal sector: what is it worth?, The 17(3)
Andersson, Ingvar. Rural water supply development in the context of economic crisis and structural adjustment Part ll 8(3)
Arlosoroff, S. Israel – a case study of water-demand management 22(2)
Azam Ahmed, Shafiul. & Ali, Mansoor. Cleaning up a dirty business ­– improving waste governance through partnerships 25(4)
Baumann, Erich. & Carter, Richard. Rural Water Supply Network, The 25(1)
Beall, J. role of households and livelihood systems in South Asia, The 17(3)
Bos, Robert. Incorporating institutional and legal requirements 9(2)
Boydell, R.A. Making rural water supply and sanitation projects sustainable 18(1)
Buabeng, Stephen Nkansa. Small-town and rural water provision in Ghana 16(4)
Bulajic, Borjana. Women’s roles: policy overview 17(1)
Butterworth, J., Malla Reddy, Y.V. & Batchelor, Charles. Addressing WATSAN needs 20(3)
Cleaver, Frances. There’s a right way to do it: informal arrangements for local resource management in Zimbabwe 16(4)
Cleaver, Frances. & Franks, Tom. challenges ahead: water resources management for the next millennium. The 16(4)
Coad, A. Sitting in the hot seat: the role of the sanitation manager 17(3)
Coffey, M. Cost-effective systems for solid waste management 17(3)
Cook, Hadrian. & Smith, Lawrence. Catchment management – relevant in developed and developing countries 24(1)
Cotton, A., Snel, M. & Ali,M. challenges ahead: solid waste management in the next millennium, The 17(3)
de la Harpe, Jean. Community management in Alfred Nzo District Municipality, South Africa 23(2)
Dennis, Carolyne. Privatizing Ghana's water sector: interested parties stakeholders 16(4)
Djerrari, M.F. & Janssens, Jan.D. useful, utility partnership: Africa's water companies unite, A 15(4)
Espeleta, Yamileth Astorga. state of water resources in Costa Rica, The 20(1)
Feitelson, Eran. win-win option: joint management of the West Bank’s aquifers, A 15(4)
Fortmann, Louise. Managing seasonal man-made water resources in Botswana 1(4)
Fox, A. Provision for the aftermath: lessons learnt 19(3)
Franks, Tom. Water and the project cycle 16(4)
Franks, Tom. & Cleaver, Frances. People, livelihoods and decision-making in catchment management: a case study from Tanzania 20(3)
Gungoren, B. & Regallet, G. six elements: managing water in Central Asia, The 17(2)
Hall, David. It doesn’t have to be private 21(3)
Huisman, Pieter., Wieriks, Koos. & de Jong, Joost. Rejuvenating the Rhine: the long road to integrated river management 15(4)
Ikin, Derrick.O. sanitation success story: the effects of demand creation in Bangladesh, A 14(3)
Ince, Margaret. E. Protect to survive: the case for rigorous environmental-resource management 13(2)
Inocencio, Arlene B. Public-private partnerships in Metro Manila, Philippines 21(3)
Ittissa, Ato Birru. Towards a new philosophy on operation and maintenance 10(2)
Karp, M., Meza, L.C. & de León, C. Water as the sources of community empowerment: part 2 17(4)
Katko, Tapio S. need for champions in rural water supply, The 12(3)
Kerr, Charles. Water and words 4(3)
Lane, Jon. & Jarman, Julie. Six years on: what happened to the Dublin principles? 16(3)
Lloyd, Barry. & Thorpe, Teresa. Catchment surveillance for water resource management 16(1)
Luthi, Christoph., Schertenlieb, Roland. & Tilley, Elizabeth. Household-Centred Environmental Sanitation approach, The 26(2)
Mather, Dave. Lasting solutions: governments and communities re-examine roles 15(2)
Matthew, Thresiamma. New skills, new lives: Kerala’s women masons 17(1)
Mauclert, Virginie. & Trevett, Andrew. PPP for rural water supply in Cambodia 21(3)
May, Yacoob. From users to managers: community involvement in water-supply and sanitation projects 9(1)
Moulik, Soma Ghosh. & Sen, Somnath. Mumbai Slum Sanitation Programme, The 25(2)
Mukherjee, Kaushik. fine balance: water wisdom from the KAWAD project, India, A 20(3)
Mulvany, Patrick. organization of water use in Ispacas, Peru, The 7(2)
Munguti, K.K. Community-level management and maintenance 7(4)
Ore, Teresa. organization of small-scale irrigation in Peru, The 7(2)
Parker, J. Stephen. Managing information in the water and sanitation sector 13(1)
Perez Rincon, Mario Alejandro. Comparing the management of water services in Colombia’s small towns and villages 21(1)
Pescod, Warren. Privatization of water supplies in developing countries? 3(2)
Price, Sharon. & Franceys, Richard. Using private operators in small town water supplies, Uganda 21(3)
Salaues, A.G. Financing basic water supply and sanitation in Bolivia 24(2)
Schaub-Jones, David. Can partnerships make a difference to the urban sanitation challenge? 25(2)
Schouten, Ton. & Moriarty, Patrick. Scaling up the community management of rural water supply 23(2)
Scott, Andrew. Power and people: aspects of micro-hydro 10(2)
Shiva, Vandana. Women’s water rights 17(1)
Sloof, Redi. Towards healthier water resources management 9(2)
Snel, M. Integration of the formal and informal sector: waste disposal in Hyderabad, India 17(3)
Stevens, Lucy., Ali, Mansoor. & Hunt, Steven. Improving waste management in small towns of Azerbaijan 25(4)
Sutton, Sally. Falaj: A traditional co-operative system of water management Part I, The 2(3)
Technical Brief 30: Community management 10(2)
Touré, Y. Boreholes mean business 17(1)
Trevett, Andrew. & Nunez, Omar. AHJASA: ongoing management and maintenance support for Honduras' community water systems 16(3)
Tucci, Carlos. Flood control and urban drainage management in Brazil 20(4)
Vaishnav, T. need for an integrated approach, The 12(3)
Valiente, Carmen. & Pedley, Stephen. Sanitary surveillance in Costa Rica's municipalities 16(1)
Vermillion, Douglas. Irrigation management turnover: structural adjustment, or strategic evolution? 12(1)
Virgo, Keith. J.& Sitling, Jyotsna. Measuring the impact of watershed management projects 22(1)
WELL Fact Sheet: Public–private partnerships and the poor in water supply projects 24(2)
Wickramage, M. Turning around an organization: institution building in Sri Lanka 15(4)
Williamson, John R. Towards community-managed drinking-water schemes in Nepal 2(2)
Wirojanagud, Prakob. & Smith, Kevin. Small watershed management in Thailand 8(3)
Wood, Michael. Community management of rural water supplies 12(3)
Woodhouse, Melvin. & Baur, Peter. Pandora’s water closet: competition, finance and water supplies for the poor 24(2)
Wright, Keith. mandate to manage: Hitosa’s large-scale gravity-flow water-supply system, A 15(2) 

Non-Government Organisations

A Resources Guide: Assume nothing 18(2)
Andersson, Ingvar. Rural water supply development in the context of economic crisis and structural adjustment Part ll 8(3)
Blagbrough, Vicky. How Water Aid looked back 22(1)
Bolnick, J., Cuff, S., Hasam, A.D.A., Mitlin, D. & Rahman, P. Driven by need, leaning by experience 16(2)
Breslin, E., Madrid, C. & Mkhize, A. Child to child: special schooling in KwaZulu-Natal 17(1)
Carter, Richard C. & Howsam, Peter. Water policy and policy implementation 16(3)
Carter, Richard.C., Demessie, Desta. & Mehari, Mogus. Not a numbers game: making policy for maximum impact and sustainability 16(3)
Collett, Davis. Non-government organizations in the Water Decade 2(2)
Franks, Tom. Water and the project cycle 16(4)
Gasteyer, S.P. Water and sanitation in the rural US – scaling up through NGO technical assistance 23(2)
Gorre-Dale, Eirah. Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council, The 10(2)
Howard, Guy. Water quality monitoring and NGOs 16(1)
Inocencio, Arlene B. Public-private partnerships in Metro Manila, Philippines 21(3)
Karp, M., Meza, L.C. & de León, C. Water as the sources of community empowerment: part 2 17(4)
Kerr, Charles. Water and words 4(3)
Kessler, Roberta. Hidden benefits: linking relief and development in Kabul 16(4)
Khurana, Indira. Promoting school sanitation and hygiene education in rural Gujarat: The WASMO experience 25(3)
Kouassi-Komlan, Evariste. & Gnagne, Theophile. Financing household connections in Côte d’Ivoire 24(2)
Kumar, M. & Snel, M. School sanitation and hygiene education in Mysore District 19(2)
Lane, Jon. & Jarman, Julie. Six years on: what happened to the Dublin principles? 16(3)
Luff, Richard. & Hoque, Enamul. Disinfecting tube-well water: the evolution of a new technology 16(2)
Mathew, Brian. WAMMA – Scaling up water and sanitation in rural Tanzania 23(2)
Matthew, Thresiamma. New skills, new lives: Kerala’s women masons 17(1)
Moulik, Soma Ghosh. & Sen, Somnath. Mumbai Slum Sanitation Programme, The 25(2)
Porter, Mary Jane. Water education the Project WET way 25(3)
Premakumara, D.G.J Working in partnership – water services for Colombo’s urban poor 24(2)
Reynolds, Keith. & Reynolds, Dawn. Church's role as a non-governmental organization 7(4)
Richardson, Imelda. Partnerships in low-cost water technology 7(40
Schaub-Jones, David. Can partnerships make a difference to the urban sanitation challenge? 25(2)
Sinclair, Peter. Scaling up water supply – a WaterAid perspective 23(2)
Tavanyar, Jude. Get organized: self-help and partnership in urban Pakistan 16(2)
Teferra, Jember. Tesfish and the non-governmental organizations 7(4)
Zaoude, A. COFESFA: Malian women manage urban waste 17(1)

Selected reading on water policy and strategy 16(3) 



Operation & Maintenance

Alberts, J. H. rope pump - an example of technology transfer, The 22(3)
Bartram, Jamie. & Jacob, Jens. Water supply and quality issues in Central and Eastern Europe and the Newly for Independent States 16(1)
Batty, Ken. Training in specific maintenance skills 6(2)
Baumann, Erich. Do operation and maintenance pay? 25(1)
Baumann, Erich. & Carter, Richard. Rural Water Supply Network, The 25(1)
Birks, J.S. Falaj: Modern problems and some possible solutions, The 2(4)
Bolnick, J., Cuff, S., Hasam, A.D.A., Mitlin, D. & Rahman, P. Driven by need, leaning by experience 16(2)
Bor, Alex. Upgrading traditional wells in north-west Namibia 15(3)
Brown, Richard., Curtis, Tom P. & Metcalfe, Andrew. Atakwa incubator for bacteriological testing, The 20(4)
Burgess, Stephen. & Onyonge, Collins. Solar disinfection of water – a case study from Kenya 22(4)
Calvert, Paul. Seeing (but not smelling) is believing: Kerala's compost toilet 15(3)
Calvert, Paul., Seneviratne, A., Premakumara & Mendis, U.A. Ecological sanitation, a success in Sri Lanka 21(1)
Carter, R., Belete, E., Berhe, E., Defere, E., Horecha, D. & Negussie, Y. Reducing the costs of borehole drilling in Africa: insights from Ethiopia 25(1)
Cleaver, Frances. Maintenance of rural water supplies in Zimbabwe 9(4)
Coad, A. Sitting in the hot seat: the role of the sanitation manager 17(3)
Cotton, A. & Sohail, Muhammad. Community-partnered procurement: a socially sensitive option 16(2)
Cotton, A., Snel, M. & Ali,M. challenges ahead: solid waste management in the next millennium, The 17(3)
Danert, Kerstin. brief history of hand-drilled wells in Niger, A 25(1)
Dorea, C.C. Simple improvements for emergency batch water treatment 26(1)
Dorea, C.C. & Clarke, B.A. Performance of water clarifier in Gonaives, Haiti 24(3)
Garandeau, R., Trevett, A. & Bastable, A. Chlorination of hand dug wells in Monrovia 24(3)
Godfrey, Sam. Appropriate chlorination techniques for wells in Angola 21(4)
Godfrey, Sam., Labhasetwar, P., Swami, A., Wate, S.R., Parihar, G. & Dwivedi, H.B. Water safety plans for greywater in tribal schools, India 25(3)
Gould, John. Catching up upgrading Botswana's rainwater catchment 15(3)
Gray, Kenneth D. Working towards village-based handpump maintenance: UNICEF's approach in India 3(1)
Gungoren, B. & Regallet, G. six elements: managing water in Central Asia, The 17(2)
Harpreet, K., Johri, R.K. & Kapur, Amit. Water auditing – tracking unaccounted-for water in Delhi, India 22(3)
Henry, A. Learning by breaking: how wells evolved in Côte d’Ivoire 18(2)
Ittissa, Ato Birru. Towards a new philosophy on operation and maintenance 10(2)
Iyer, P. Mechanisms for sustainability in a supply-driven environment 18(1)
Jones, David. Community-managed standpipes in Port-au-Prince, Haiti 21(2)
Konar, Megan. Rainwater harvesting in rural India – taankas in the Thar Desert 25(4)
Lapid, Dan. Introducing Ecosan in the Philippines 26(2)
Lenehan, Antony. spring-box solution: choosing the right water-supply technology for Southern KwaZulu Natal, The 15(2)
Liebenow, J.Gus. Malawi: clean water for the rural poor (Part II – construction and maintenance) 3(1)
Lipscombe, Suzanna. Groundwater salinity and hand dug wells in Ampara, Sri Lanka 26(1)
Lloyd, Barry. & Suyati, Sri. pilot rural water surveillance project in Indonesia, A 7(3)
Lockwood, H. strategy for operation and maintenance of rural water supplies, Dominican Republic, A 21(2)
Lockwood, H. Post-war restructuring: decentralizing Nicaragua’s rural O&M 18(2)
Lytton, Lucy., Arafan, Sunday. & Hazell, Robin. low-tech drilling method for refugee water supplies, A 26(1)
Madsen, Birgit. community-based handpump rehabilitation and maintenance programme, A 8(3)
Maiga, H., Maiga, B. & Sutton, S. Self supply in Mali 25(1)
Mbwette, T.S.A. & Wegelin, M. Design, operation and maintenance considerations of horizontal-flow roughing filters 8(1)
Minnigh, P. & Moeliono, M. Rural water supply systems: an alien body for the public good – case study of Indonesia, 1999-2000 19(3)
Morgan, Peter. Ecosan at low cost – with the potential for upgrading 26(2)
Morgan, Peter. Maintenance the key to handpump survival 11(4)
Moss, Sarah. Complex drought in southern Africa – a water and sanitation perspective 22(4)
Mtakwa, N. & Climbunde, E. Building on tradition: Zimbabwe's Shallow wells 15(3)
Mtunzi, M.B.E. & Lombardi, Nicolas. Maintaining handpumped wells in Tanzania 11(4)
Mudege, Ngoni R. Handpump maintenance in Zimbabwe 11(4)
Muller, Maria.s. & Rijinsburger, Jaap. MAPET: an appropriate latrine-emptying technology 13(1)
Munguti, K.K. Community-level management and maintenance 7(4)
Olley, Jane. Tools for successful ISWM in Ciudad Sandino, Nicaragua 25(4)
Paramasivan, S. people's machinery local democracy and development in Andhra Pradesh, The 15(2)
Rajapakse, J.P. Pebble matrix filtration in PNG 21(4)
Rall, M. & de Jager, J. Community-managed water supply in the: new South Africa, Technology choices for: Greater expectations 15(3)
Rosensweig, Fred. Institutional support for community-managed rural WSS in Latin America 21(1)
Roy, Sanjit. One-tier system: the Tilonia approach to handpump maintenance 2(3)
Shordt, K. & Balachandra Kurup, K. Operational lessons from a sanitation programme in Kerala 14(3)
Simpson-Herbert, Mayling. Low-cost Arborloo offers Ethiopians health and agriculture benefits 26(2)
Snel,M., Bolt, E. & Postma, L. Challenges facing school sanitation and hygiene education from the perspective of the school teacher 19(1)
Srinivas Chary, V., Narender, A. & Rajeswara Rao, K. Pay-and-use toilets in India 21(3)
Taylor, Paul. Whose water supply? Costs, management and maintenance in Southern Africa 15(3)
Technical Brief: On-plot sanitation 18(1)
Technical Brief 33: Maintaining handpumps 11(1)
Technical Brief 54: Emptying a full pit latrine16(2)
Technical Brief 55: Water source selection 16(3)
Trevett, Andrew. & Nunez, Omar. AHJASA: ongoing management and maintenance support for Honduras' community water systems 16(3)
Tyrrel, S., Gardner, S., Howsam, P. & Carter, R. Biological iron removal from well-handpump water supplies 16(4)
Vairavamoorthy, K., Elango, K. Guidelines for the design and control of intermittent water distribution systems 21(1)
Valiente, Carmen. & Pedley, Stephen. Sanitary surveillance in Costa Rica's municipalities 16(1)
Villhoth, Karen G. Tsunami impacts on groundwater and water supply in eastern Sri Lanka 26(1)
Waterkeyn, Antony Self-supply through small community and household water supplies 25(1)
Wegelin-Schuringa, Madeleen., Kitonga, J. & Kodo, T. Innovative emptying: improving slum sanitation in Kibera 14(3)
WELL Briefing Note: Operation and maintenance of rural water services- sustainable solutions 25(1)
WELL Fact Sheet: Domestic rainwater harvesting 24(1)
WELL Fact Sheet: Chlorination: a contribution to reducing diarrhoeal disease 24(3)
WELL Fact Sheet: Household water treatment 24(4)
Wessels, Joshka. Qanats in Syria ease the water shortage 22(2)
Zanamwe, Sibanda. & van Haderwijk, Willem. siwil pipe-lifting device, The 12(3)
Zvidzai, C.N. Zana. Building on peace: upgrading water and sanitation technology in Mozambique 15(3) 

Planning & Design

A Beginners Guide to: Basic water and sanitation technology for planning and designing projects 17(2)
A Resources Guide: Planning and managing water projects 16(4)
Adekile, Dotun. & Ball, Peter. Training local technicians in borehole drilling 24(4)
Afzal, Nadeem. Using local organizations to design low-cost sanitation systems in Pakistan 20(4)
Alaerts, Guy., Hartvelt, Frank. & Warner, Jeroen. Capacity building: Beyond the 'Project' approach 15(4)
Almedon, A. & Odhiambo, C. rationality factor: choosing water sources according to water uses, The 13(2)
Arlosoroff, S. Israel – a case study of water-demand management 22(2)
Armstrong, Allen. Water supply in Tanzania 7(2)
Austin, J.H., Ottersletter, H. & Rosensweig, F. Institutional and human resource development 5(4)
Awunyo-Akaba, J., Govidan, B., Khanal, S., Nyavor, E., Rai, R. & Zachariah, S. Developing and pre-testing research tools 22(3)
Baghri, S., Delgado, G. & Heap, Simon. Action research on scaling up rural water supply and sanitation in ethiopia and the Philippines 23(2)
Batchelor, Simon. Introducing appropriate technologies step by step 3(3)
Beall, J. role of households and livelihood systems in South Asia, The 17(3)
Bradley, S. Swapping information in high places: sanitation decisions in Ethiopia 12(4)
Buabeng, Stephen Nkansa. Small-town and rural water provision in Ghana 16(4)
Bulajic, Borjana. Women’s roles: policy overview 17(1)
Butterworth, J., Malla Reddy, Y.V., Renuka, B. & Reddy, G.V. Avoiding fluoride in drinking water, Andhra Pradesh, India 24(1)
Campbell, Dan. GARNET: making the most of research 11(2)
Campbell, Dan. Data collection for the design of water and sanitation projects in Belize 6(3)
Carter, R., Tyrrel, S. & Howsam, P. Assumptions and realities in water and sanitation programmes 18(2)
Carter, Richard C. & Howsam, Peter. Water policy and policy implementation 16(3)
Chandler,Charles. Achieving success in community water supply and sanitation projects 5(2)
Clark, Adrian. Lesotho makes strides in rural water supplies 1(2)
Cleaver Thompson, Karen. & Crawshaw, Josephine. Water in Liberia: how war affects policy formulation and implementation 16(3)
Coffey, M. Cost-effective systems for solid waste management 17(3)
Cotton, A. & Sohail, Muhammad. Community-partnered procurement: a socially sensitive option 16(2)
Dlamini, Poppy. & Mabuza, Khanyisile. primary school baseline study of SSHE in Swaziland, A 23(3)
Drucker, David. demystification of planning water supplies, The 3(3)
Evans, Barbara. Financing sanitation – looking for new approaches 25(2)
Evans, Phil. Planning self-sustaining programmes for sanitation in Lesotho 6(2)
Fogde, Madeleine., Marcario, Luis. & Cumbana, Alberto. When communication counts 25(3)
Franks, Tom. Water and the project cycle 16(4)
Godfrey, Sam. Is your drinking water safe? 23(4)
Godfrey, Sam., Chand, C P., Anwar, M. & Rao, C.V. Water-safety plans for piped supplies with limited data – a case study from India 23(4)
Godfrey, Sam., Labhasetwar, P., Swami, A., Wate, S.R., Parihar, G. & Dwivedi, H.B. Water safety plans for greywater in tribal schools, India 25(3)
Goodland, Robert. Environmental aspects of dam and reservoir projects: the World Bank's new policy 8(4)
Gould, T. Simple measures make all the difference 19(3)
Gupta, Kapil. drainage systems of India's cities, The 23(4)
Harpreet, K., Johri, R.K. & Kapur, Amit. Water auditing – tracking unaccounted-for water in Delhi, India 22(3)
Hayward, T. More than just technical skills required 19(3)
Howard, Guy. & Bartram, Jamie. new WHO Guidelines: establishing comprehensive water-safety frameworks, The 23(4)
Hubley, John. Communication and health education planning for sanitation programmes 5(3)
Inocencio, Arlene B. Public-private partnerships in Metro Manila, Philippines 21(3)
James, A.J. From sector reform to Swajaldhara- scaling up in India 23(2)
Kerr, Charles. Sustainable water and sanitation projects 8(4)
King, Nick. Some for all? 11(3)
Kinley, David. Haiti adopts Low-cost solutions to its water problems 4(3)
Kolsky, Pete. Engineers and urban malaria: part of the solution or part of the problem? 16(2)
Kumar, Prakash. Plan China model for total sanitation 26(1)
Lane, Jon. & Jarman, Julie. Six years on: what happened to the Dublin principles? 16(3)
Lapid, Dan. Introducing Ecosan in the Philippines 26(2)
Lewin, S., Stephens, C. & Hunt, C. Water and sanitation interventions: the need for a more integrated approach? 17(4)
Liebenow, J.Gus. Malawi: clean water for the rural poor (Part 1) 2(3)
Lines, Jo. How not to grow mosquitoes in African towns 20(4)
Luthi, Christoph., Schertenlieb, Roland. & Tilley, Elizabeth. Household-Centred Environmental Sanitation approach, The 26(2)
MacDonald, Alan. & Calow, Roger. Drought and community water supplies 26(1)
Mark, Ole., Hung, Nguyen Quang. & Helwigh, Anne Birgitte. Waiting for a swim – handling wastewater in Asia 20(4)
Matthew, Brian. Zambian water project 7(2)
Mbwette, T.S.A. & Wegelin, M. Design, operation and maintenance considerations of horizontal-flow roughing filters 8(1)
McLaren, Jill. Map of a small world: developing a latrine programme mapping tool in Guinea 15(1)
Morgan, Peter. Small steps count: building on traditional methods for rural water supply 15(3)
Mutiso, Samuel.K. Kenya’s National Environmental Action Plan 13(2)
Parkinson, Jonathan. Urban drainage in developing countries – challenges and opportunities 20(4)
Perez, Eddy. & Parkinson, Jonathan. Taking sanitation to scale 25(2)
Pickford, John. Good hardware + appropriate software = successful implementation 2(3)
Pillay, Mukundan Sugunan., Selim, M. I., & Siru, Debbie. Drinking-water quality monitoring and surveillance 13(2)
Rall, M. & de Jager, J. Greater expectations: technology choices for community-managed water supply in the new South Africa 15(3)
Reynolds, Keith. & Reynolds, Dawn. Church's role as a non-governmental organization 7(4)
Richardson, Imelda. Partnerships in low-cost water technology 7(40
Robins, Nick., Davies, Jeff., Hankin, Philip. & Sauer, D. Groundwater and data – an African experience 21(4)
Rosensweig, Fred. Institutional support for community-managed rural WSS in Latin America 21(1)
Rosensweig, Fred. Planning intensive training courses 3(1)
Rosensweig, Fred., & Perez, Eduardo. Improving small towns’ sanitation in Latin America and the Caribbean 21(1)
Sakhawarz, Bashir. Planning for the long term in Cambodia 13(1)
Schouten, Ton. & Moriarty, Patrick. Scaling up the community management of rural water supply 23(2)
Seeley, J., Sarin, M. & Batra, M. woman’s place is in…watershed development, A 19(2)
Shamsuddin, Abu Jafar., Mahmud, Shamsul Gaifur., Ahmed, M Feroz., Deere, Daniel., Davison, A. & Howard, Guy. Developing a water-safety framework in Bangladesh 23(4)
Sherlock, Paul. Water and sanitation for refugees and internally displaced people 24(3)
Shordt, Kathleen. & Snel, Marielle. Building institutional capacity for sanitation 20(3)
Shrestha, Dinesh. & Cronin, Aidan. right to water and protecting refugees, The 24(3)
Sinclair, Peter. Scaling up water supply – a WaterAid perspective 23(2)
Singhal, Shaleen. & Kapur, Amit. Environmental management plans for the communities of Lucknow 20(4)
Stern, Peter. Appropriate technology for water supply 3(4)
Tarquino, I.R. & Ince, M.E. Sanitation in Colombia's low-income settlements: selection, implementation, and evaluation 13(2)
Tavanyar, Jude. Get organized: self-help and partnership in urban Pakistan 16(2)
Tayler, K. & Parkinson, J. Linking strategy and practice in urban sanitation provision 19(1)
Tayler, K. & Scott, Rebecca. Sanitation policy: making it work 25(2)
Taylor, Richard. Groundwater protection in sub-Saharan Africa 24(1)
Technical Brief 27: Discharge measurements and estimates 9(3)
Technical Brief 29: Designing simple pipelines 10(1)
Technical Brief 49: Choosing an appropriate technology 15(1)
Technical Brief 52: Water: quality or quantity? 15(4)
Technical Brief 54: Emptying a full pit latrine 16(2)
Technical Brief 55: Water source selection 16(3)
Thomas, Terry. Roofwater harvesting in Africa 24(4)
Tibatemwa, Sarah., Godfrey, S., Niwagabe, C. & Kizito, F. Implementing water-safety plans in urban piped-water supplies in Uganda 23(4)
Tjiook, T.K. Defluoridation of water supplies 2(1)
Trigg, M. Domestic water consumption in rural Guatemala 18(2)
Tucci, Carlos. Flood control and urban drainage management in Brazil 20(4)
Underhill, Harry. Planning small-scale irrigation schemes 12(1)
Vairavamoorthy, K., Elango, K. Guidelines for the design and control of intermittent water distribution systems 21(1)
van der Bijl, Gert. & Hofstra, Marc. Why TOOL changed to small-scale projects 4(3)
van Dijk, Meine Pieter. Financing water and sanitation in India – bonds, BOTs and reforms 24(3)
Vargas-Ramirez, Miguel. & Lampoglia, T.C. Scaling-up using condominial technology 25(2)
Vincent, Linden. Environmentally sound irrigation projects 8(4)
Visser, Marco. Ebola response in the Republic of Congo 23(3)
Walden, Vivien Margaret. Taking Darfur to Asia? True or false? 24(3)
WELL Briefing Note: Operation and maintenance of rural water services- sustainable solutions 25(1)
WELL Fact Sheet: Domestic rainwater harvesting 24(1)
Wickramage, M. Turning around an organization: institution building in Sri Lanka 15(4)
Woodhouse, Melvin. & Baur, Peter. Pandora’s water closet: competition, finance and water supplies for the poor 24(2)
Younger, Paul. & Casey, Vincent. simple method for determining the suitability of brackish groundwaters for irrigation, A 22(2)
Zvidzai, C.N. Zana. Building on peace: upgrading water and sanitation technology in Mozambique 15(3) 

Policy

Ali, M. informal sector: what is it worth?, The 17(3)
Annamraju, S. Regional visions: the basis for collective strength and local action 18(4)
Arlosoroff, S. Israel – a case study of water-demand management 22(2)
Bagamuhunda, George. & Kimanzi, Gilbert. In the light of experience: water policy and use in Uganda 16(3)
Bartram, Jamie. & Jacob, Jens. Water supply and quality issues in Central and Eastern Europe and the Newly for Independent States 16(1)
Bulajic, Borjana. Women’s roles: policy overview 17(1)
Calaguas, B.U. voice in policy and practice: advocacy in the water and sanitation sector, A 18(4)
Calaguas, B.U. Water security in the 21st century: report back from the 2nd World Water Forum & Ministerial Conference 18(4)
Carter, Richard C. & Howsam, Peter. Water policy and policy implementation 16(3)
Carter, Richard.C., Demessie, Desta. & Mehari, Mogus. Not a numbers game: making policy for maximum impact and sustainability 16(3)
Cleaver Thompson, Karen. & Crawshaw, Josephine. Water in Liberia: how war affects policy formulation and implementation 16(3)
Cotton, A. & Sohail, Muhammad. Community-partnered procurement: a socially sensitive option 16(2)
Cotton, A., Snel, M. & Ali,M. challenges ahead: solid waste management in the next millennium, The 17(3)
Fonseca, Catarina., van Dijk, Meine Pieter. & Cardone, Rachel. Financing the water sector 24(2)
Franceys, Richard. Charging to enter the water shop? 24(2)
Franceys, Richard. & Weitz, Almud. Private sector participation in water supply and sanitation 21(3)
Gorre-Dale, Eirah. Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council, The 10(2)
Gosain, A.K. & Rao, M. Water woes in India 24(4)
Hall, David. It doesn’t have to be private 21(3)
Howard, Guy. & Bartram, Jamie. new WHO Guidelines: establishing comprehensive water-safety frameworks, The 23(4)
Howsam, Peter. Water law and the right to a basic water supply 16(3)
James, A.J. From sector reform to Swajaldhara- scaling up in India 23(2)
Janssens, Jan G., Brocklehurst, Clarissa. & Kolsky, Pete. Designing water-pricing policy, tariffs and subsidies to help the poor 21(2)
Jolly, R. What is so different about Vision 21 18(4)
Lane, Jon. & Jarman, Julie. Six years on: what happened to the Dublin principles? 16(3)
Loos, H., Gazzinelli, A. & Correa Oliveria, R. Nova União Village, Brazil: the impact of a new water supply 19(4)
Luthi, Christoph., Schertenlieb, Roland. & Tilley, Elizabeth. Household-Centred Environmental Sanitation approach, The 26(2)
Moriarty, P. & Lovell, C. Simplest is not always best: physical and climatic constraints to community water supply in Zimbabwe 19(2)
Perez, Eddy. & Parkinson, Jonathan. Taking sanitation to scale 25(2)
Rathnabharathie, Varuna. & Kariyawasam, Ganga. Ecological sanitation in Sri Lanka 26(2)
Salaues, A.G. Financing basic water supply and sanitation in Bolivia 24(2)
Schouten, Ton. & Moriarty, Patrick. Scaling up the community management of rural water supply 23(2)
Sharma, Sudhirendar. Rainwater harvesting has yet to protect India from drought 21(4)
Shiva, Vandana. Women’s water rights 17(1)
Shordt, Kathleen. & Snel, Marielle. Building institutional capacity for sanitation 20(3)
Sinclair, Peter. Scaling up water supply – a WaterAid perspective 23(2)
Singh, Chiranjiv. Water and health for all? 10(1)
Snel, M. Integration of the formal and informal sector: waste disposal in Hyderabad, India 17(3)
Snel, M. & Shordt, K. School sanitation and hygiene promotion for effective learning 19(4)
Tayler, K. & Scott, Rebecca. Sanitation policy: making it work 25(2)
Tucker, S.P. Watershed development: the current status in India 19(2)
van Damme, Dirk. Lost in the triangle of thirst 18(4)
van Dijk, Meine Pieter. Financing water and sanitation in India – bonds, BOTs and reforms 24(3)

Selected reading on water policy and strategy 16(3)
Dublin Statement, The 10(4)
International Conference on Water and the Environment 10(4)
Report of the Conference: working group recommendations 10(4) 

Pollution & Environment

A Resources Guide: Health managing in the city 16(2)
Ali, M. informal sector: what is it worth?, The 17(3)
Anema. Aranka.,& Fesselet, Jean-Francois. volcanic issue- lessons learned in Goma, A 21(4)
Barrett, M., Nalubega, M. & Pedley, S. On-site sanitation and urban aquifer systems in Uganda 17(4)
Bartram, Jamie. & Jacob, Jens. Water supply and quality issues in Central and Eastern Europe and the Newly for Independent States 16(1)
Beall, J. role of households and livelihood systems in South Asia, The 17(3)
Bockman Weisburd, C. Community sanitation in Yoff, Senegal 19(1)
Bostoen, Kristof. & Barbara Evans. CROSSFIRE: 'Measures of sanitation coverage for the MDGs are unreliable, only raising a false sense of acheivement 27(1)
Calvert, Paul., Seneviratne, A., Premakumara & Mendis, U.A. Ecological sanitation, a success in Sri Lanka 21(1)
Carr, Oliver. Painless extraction? Mining andwater-resource protection 14(1)
Cleaver, Frances. & Franks, Tom. challenges ahead: water resources management for the next millennium. The 16(4)
Coad, A. Sitting in the hot seat: the role of the sanitation manager 17(3)
Coffey, M. Cost-effective systems for solid waste management 17(3)
Cotton, A., Snel, M. & Ali,M. challenges ahead: solid waste management in the next millennium, The 17(3)
Cotton, Andrew. & Jamie Bartram, Jamie. Sanitation: on- or off-track? Issues of monitoring sanitation and the role of the Joint Monitoring Programme 27(1)
Curatolo, James. & Zhu, Weixing. Linking water quality to watershed management and education 24(1)
Curtis, Valerie., Sinha, Prabhakar. & Singh, Shyamoli. Accentuate the positive: promoting behaviour change in Lucknow's slums 16(2)
Dobson, H. To spray or not to spray? 17(2)
Feitelson, Eran. win-win option: joint management of the West Bank’s aquifers, A 15(4)
Greenberg, Jeffrey., Seebach, Rudi., Luhman, Andrew., Zylstra, Deborah. & Wentz, Jed. Co-operative Sanitation Project, Pellsrus Township, South Africa 26(2)
Howard, Guy. On-site sanitation and groundwater: the art of balancing unknown risks? 17(4)
Howard, Guy. Pollution control and water-resource protection 14(1)
Howard, Guy. & Simonds, Alice. Where there is no training: pollution-risk assessment by field staff 14(1)
Huisman, Pieter., Wieriks, Koos. & de Jong, Joost. Rejuvenating the Rhine: the long road to integrated river management 15(4)
Ince, Margaret. E. Protect to survive: the case for rigorous environmental-resource management 13(2)
Inman, Alex. Tackling diffuse pollution of water from agriculture – the Westcountry Rivers Trust, UK 24(1)
Iwugo, Kenneth O. Sustainable water-pollution control technology in South: issues and options 14(1)
Khurana, Indira. Promoting school sanitation and hygiene education in rural Gujarat: The WASMO experience 25(3)
Kolsky, Pete. Urban environmental health: fitting the pieces together 16(2)
Krishna Mohan, K. & Saywell, D.L. Effective environmental education: constraints and prerequisites 13(2)
Kumar, Prakash. Plan China model for total sanitation 26(1)
Lapid, Dan. Introducing Ecosan in the Philippines 26(2)
Lewin, S., Stephens, C. & Hunt, C. Water and sanitation interventions: the need for a more integrated approach? 17(4)
MacDonald, D., Ahmed, K.M., Islam, M.S., Lawrence, A. & Khandker, Z. Pit latrines: a source of contamination in peri-urban Dhaka? 17(4)
Mark, Ole., Hung, Nguyen Quang. & Helwigh, Anne Birgitte. Waiting for a swim – handling wastewater in Asia 20(4)
Morgan, Peter. Ecosan at low cost – with the potential for upgrading 26(2)
Mtetwa, S. No room for complacency: water-pollution control in Zimbabwe 14(1)
Mutiso, Samuel.K. Kenya’s National Environmental Action Plan 13(2)
Parkinson, Jonathan. Urban drainage in developing countries – challenges and opportunities 20(4)
Pickford, John. Urgent urban water and waste problems 9(1)
Porter, Mary Jane. Water education the Project WET way 25(3)
Roldan, Gabriel Treating industrial wastes using water hyacinth 21(1)
Saywell, D. Pollution from on-site sanitation: the risks? – What risks? 17(4)
Shiva, Vandana. Women’s water rights 17(1)
Singhal, Shaleen. & Kapur, Amit. Environmental management plans for the communities of Lucknow 20(4)
Snel, M. Integration of the formal and informal sector: waste disposal in Hyderabad, India 17(3)
Takizawa, S. Water reuse by a natural filtration system in a Vietnamese rural community 19(4)
Technical Brief 50: Sanitary surveying 15(2)
Technical Brief 56: Buried and submerged tanks 16(4)
Valiente, Carmen. & Pedley, Stephen. Sanitary surveillance in Costa Rica's municipalities 16(1)
van Damme, Dirk. Biological assessment of water quality: simple methods and guidelines 20(1)
Virgo, Keith. J.& Sitling, Jyotsna. Measuring the impact of watershed management projects 22(1)
WELL Fact Sheet: Child survival and environmental health 25(3)
Xianxin, Che. & Yongijiu, Bai. Water pollution and control measures in Liaoning Province 10(1) 

Pumps

Abbott, Vivien. Windpumps bring water to the Turkana Desert 1(2)
Agbenorhevi, Maxwell. Informal savings mechanisms for maintaining a rural water system, Ghana 24(2)
Alberts, H., Meza, R., Solis, D. & Rodriquez, M. How the rope pump won in Nicaragua 12(2)
Alberts, J. H. rope pump - an example of technology transfer, The 22(3)
Arlosoroff, S. World Bank's handpumps testing programme 1(3)
Armstrong, Allen. Singida Project: new hope for a poor region 5(3)
Baldwin, George. Indian Mark II handpump, The 1(4)
Batchelor, Simon. Treadle pumps: the Cambodian experience 14(4)
Boydell, V.J. Small-scale private involvement in water supply provision in Tanzania 18(1)
Carter, Richard.C., Demessie, Desta. & Mehari, Mogus. Not a numbers game: making policy for maximum impact and sustainability 16(3)
Clarke, Kimberley. & Kerr, Charles. Innovations from the field 12(2)
Cleaver Thompson, Karen. & Crawshaw, Josephine. Water in Liberia: how war affects policy formulation and implementation 16(3)
Cleaver, Frances. Maintenance of rural water supplies in Zimbabwe 9(4)
Danhof, N. & Gielen, M. Wood: a local option for handpump bearings 12(2)
Dodge, C.P., Skoda, J.D., Ekvall, T. & Espie, A. Drilling and pump replacement incentive in Uganda 5(2)
Evans, T. rope pump in Bolivia, The 12(2)
Gordon, Ian. & Anderson, Alex. Building and tuning the ITDG automatic hydraulic ram 5(4)
Gosnell, Richard. Turning sunshine into water: PV water pumping in South Africa 10(4)
Gray, Kenneth D. Working towards village-based handpump maintenance: UNICEF's approach in India 3(1)
Harder, Harold. Not just a good idea: marketing Bangladesh's rower pump 13(3)
Hilton, David J. Inclined coil pump 5(1)
Hilton, David. J. Further development of the inclined coil pump 8(2)
Hoffman, Lane. Women handpump mechanics in Kenya 11(2)
Howard, Guy. Water quality monitoring and NGOs 16(1)
Jenkins, Daniel. Off-set handpumps: a cost-effective method to protect drinking water in rural villages 2(4)
Jones, David. Community-managed standpipes in Port-au-Prince, Haiti 21(2)
Kinley, David. Haiti adopts Low-cost solutions to its water problems 4(3)
Kjellerup, Bent. & Ockelford, Jeremy. Handpump standardization in Cambodia 12(1)
Lenehan, Antony. spring-box solution: choosing the right water-supply technology for Southern KwaZulu Natal, The 15(2)
Luff, Richard. & Hoque, Enamul. Disinfecting tube-well water: the evolution of a new technology 16(2)
Lunzhang, Chen. Chinese water turbine pump 5(3)
Lynch, William. Handpumps in rural Morocco 3(1)
Lynch, William. Mobile workshop for installing handpumps in Morocco 5(1)
Madsen, Birgit. community-based handpump rehabilitation and maintenance programme, A 8(3)
Mathewson, Iain. rebirth of the hydraulic ram pump, The 12(2)
McNelis, Bernard. Photovoltaic water pumping: an update 6(1)
McPeak, Mark. appropriate water system for San Raphael, An 5(4)
Morgan, Peter. Zimbabwe's user-friendly bush pump 14(2)
Morgan, Peter. Handpump phenomenon, The 8(2)
Morgan, Peter. Zimbabwe bush pump 8(2)
Morgan, Peter. Maintenance the key to handpump survival 11(4)
Morgan, Peter. & McPherson, Harry. Blair Laboratory's contributions to the Water Decade 4(1)
Mtunzi, M.B.E. & Lombardi, Nicolas. Maintaining handpumped wells in Tanzania 11(4)
Muckle, T.B. NDUME turbo-pump: a user experience, The 10(4)
Mudege, Ngoni R. Handpump maintenance in Zimbabwe 11(4)
Naegel, L.C.A., Real, G. & Mazaredo, M. Designing a spiral pump for irrigation 10(2)
Osola,M. few buckets more: reducing sand-invasion and siltation in Angola, A 17(2)
Paramasivan, S. people's machinery local democracy and development in Andhra Pradesh, The 15(2)
Rall, M. & de Jager, J. Greater expectations: technology choices for community-managed water supply in the new South Africa 15(3)
Rees, D.G.T. Handpumps in the Himalayas for the first time 11(4)
Reimer, Morton. Steam-driven coil pump 4(1)
Reynolds, John. Testing handpumps for community water supply 6(1)
Roy, Sanjit. One-tier system: the Tilonia approach to handpump maintenance 2(3)
Sandiford, P., Alberts, H. Orozco, J.G. & Gorter, A. Nicaraguan rope pump, The 11(3)
Stickney, R.G. & Salaza, G.C. Axial-flow propeller pump for small rice farms and fishponds 8(2)
Taylor, Paul. Whose water supply? Costs, management and maintenance in Southern Africa 15(3)
Technical Brief 13: Handpumps 6(1)
Technical Brief 33: Maintaining handpumps 11(1)
Technical Brief 35: Low-lift irrigation pumps 11(3)
Technical Brief 41: VLOM pumps 13(1)
Tyrrel, S., Gardner, S., Howsam, P. & Carter, R. Biological iron removal from well-handpump water supplies 16(4)
van der Bijl, Gert. & Hofstra, Marc. Why TOOL changed to small-scale projects 4(3)
Waterkeyn, Anton. Pipe dream or pump dream? 11(4)
Waterkeyn, Antony. Self-supply through small community and household water supplies 25(1)
Wood, Michael. handpump for Africa: the Afridev experience, A 11(4)
Yau, Gob Sing. & Sim, Low Kwai. Malaysian villagers comment on simple plastic handpump 3(2)

Solar pumps: a ray of hope in Somalia 1(3) 

Sanitation

A Resources Guide: Assume nothing 18(2)
A Resources Guide: Planning and managing water projects 16(4)
A Resources Guide: World Water Vision and Vision 21 18(4)
A Resources Guide: Water and sanitation in emergencies 19(3)
A Resources Guide: On-site sanitation and groundwater quality 17(4)
A Resources Guide: Urban sanitation 19(1)
Abrahams, Belinda. Malawi's school sanitation and hygiene promotion project 21(2)
Adams, John. More than navel-gazing: guidelines for emergency sanitation and water-supply programmes 15(1)
Afzal, Nadeem. Using local organizations to design low-cost sanitation systems in Pakistan 20(4)
Almedon, A. & Chattejee, A. Yardsticks for cleanliness? Indicators for sanitation 13(3)
Appleton, B. Goals for the future: mapping out the route to a ‘clean and healthy world’ 18(4)
Ashworth, John. Urban sullage in developing countries 1(2)
Ashworth, John. method for constructing a floor slab on site, A 3(3)
Azam Ahmed, Shafiul. & Ali, Mansoor. Cleaning up a dirty business ­– improving waste governance through partnerships 25(4)
Baghri, S., Delgado, G. & Heap, Simon. Action research on scaling up rural water supply and sanitation in ethiopia and the Philippines 23(2)
Barrett, M., Nalubega, M. & Pedley, S. On-site sanitation and urban aquifer systems in Uganda 17(4)
Bielik, Robin J. & Henderson, Peggy. performance of aquaptivies in Thai refugee camps, The 3(1)
Bin Yousuf, Tariq. Dhaka’s community-based waste collection programme 25(4)
Black, Maggie. Once there was a pit latrine 1(1)
Blackett, Isabel. Co-ordinating a national sanitation programme the Lesotho way 6(3)
Bockman Weisburd, C. Community sanitation in Yoff, Senegal 19(1)
Bolnick, J., Cuff, S., Hasam, A.D.A., Mitlin, D. & Rahman, P. Driven by need, leaning by experience 16(2)
Bolt, Eveline. Are changes in hygiene behaviour sustained? 22(3)
Boydell, R.A. Improvements to the VIP Latrine in Tanzania 1(4)
Brandberg, Bjorn. sanitation revolution in Bangladesh? , A 11(4)
Brandberg, Bjorn. Improved sanitation using the Sanplat System 12(4)
Brandberg, Bjorn. Why should a latrine look like a house? 3(3)
Breslin, E., Madrid, C. & Mkhize, A. Child to child: special schooling in KwaZulu-Natal 17(1)
Cairncross, Sandy. Health aspects of water and sanitation 7(1)
Calvert, Paul. Seeing (but not smelling) is believing: Kerala's compost toilet 15(3)
Calvert, Paul., Seneviratne, A., Premakumara & Mendis, U.A. Ecological sanitation, a success in Sri Lanka 21(1)
Carroll, R.F. & Ashall, G.J. permeable lining for seepage pits, A 8(1)
Carter, R., Tyrrel, S. & Howsam, P. Assumptions and realities in water and sanitation programmes 18(2)
Causer, Helen. Low-cost techniques for improving latrines in a demonstration village in Uganda 11(3)
Cleaver Thompson, Karen. & Crawshaw, Josephine. Water in Liberia: how war affects policy formulation and implementation 16(3)
Coad, A. Sitting in the hot seat: the role of the sanitation manager 17(3)
Colin, J. & Brocklehurst, C. Strategic sanitation planning: it’s all very well, but… 19(1)
Cotton, Andrew. & Franceys, Richard. Sanitation for rural housing in Sri Lanka 5(3)
Curtis, Valerie., Sinha, Prabhakar. & Singh, Shyamoli. Accentuate the positive: promoting behaviour change in Lucknow's slums 16(2)
de Bruijne, G. new approach to sanitation in Palestine, A 19(1)
de Jong, Dick. People are at the heart of sanitation 14(30
de Jong, Dick. Latin American water and sanitation 21(1)
de Veer, Tom. Always room for improvement? Interagencyinter-agency guidelines for M&E 15(1)
Dlangamandla, Virginia. School sanitation in Lesotho 4(1)
Eckstein, Sue. Improving conditions of workers on tea estates 3(4)
Evans, Barbara. Financing sanitation – looking for new approaches 25(2)
Evans, Phil. Planning self-sustaining programmes for sanitation in Lesotho 6(2)
Fleming, Sue. Training women to build ferrocement water tanks and latrines 5(1)
Franceys, Richard. & Weitz, Almud. Private sector participation in water supply and sanitation 21(3)
Francis, J., van Wijk, C. & de Jong, D. Remember gender it makes a difference 18(4)
Gasteyer, S.P. Water and sanitation in the rural US – scaling up through NGO technical assistance 23(2)
Gibbs, Ken. Privacy and the pit privy: technology or technique? 3(1)
Glensvig, Leon. & Glensvig, Dorte. Pour-flush toilets and waste stabilization ponds in a refugee camp 8(1)
Goss, Patrick. VIP latrines: are they always the best alternative? 11(1)
Graham, Jay Paul., Redlinger, Thomas. & Corella-Barud, V. Evaluation of waterless sanitation for hot arid climates 22(2)
Greenberg, Jeffrey., Seebach, Rudi., Luhman, Andrew., Zylstra, Deborah. & Wentz, Jed. Co-operative Sanitation Project, Pellsrus Township, South Africa 26(2)
Hartvelt, Frank. & Deiters, Anton B. Banking on the poor: microfinancing South Africa's water supply and sanitation 15(4)
Haupt, F. Depend or survive: sanitation and hygiene promotion in the Aral Sea disaster zone 18(1)
Howard, Guy. On-site sanitation and groundwater: the art of balancing unknown risks? 17(4)
Howard, Jim. Rethinking the unthinkable: effective excreta disposal in emergency situations 15(1)
Hubley, John. Communication and health education planning for sanitation programmes 5(3)
Ikin, Derrick.O. sanitation success story: the effects of demand creation in Bangladesh, A 14(3)
Jagne, D.M.B. demonstration sanitation project in the Gambia, A 3(4)
Joshi, Deepa. Pavement dwellers’ sanitation activities – visible but ignored 25(3)
Joshi, Deepa. & Ferron, Suzanne. Manual scavenging – a life of dignity? 26(2)
Khurana, Indira. Promoting school sanitation and hygiene education in rural Gujarat: The WASMO experience 25(3)
Kolsky, Pete. Urban environmental health: fitting the pieces together 16(2)
Kumar, M. & Snel, M. School sanitation and hygiene education in Mysore District 19(2)
Kumar, Prakash. Plan China model for total sanitation 26(1)
Lapid, Dan. Introducing Ecosan in the Philippines 26(2)
Laver, Sue. Communications for low-cost sanitation in Zimbabwe 4(4)
Lewin, S., Stephens, C. & Hunt, C. Water and sanitation interventions: the need for a more integrated approach? 17(4)
Luthi, Christoph., Schertenlieb, Roland. & Tilley, Elizabeth. Household-Centred Environmental Sanitation approach, The 26(2)
Maber, Steve. Developing appropriate technologies in Peru 7(2)
MacDonald, D., Ahmed, K.M., Islam, M.S., Lawrence, A. & Khandker, Z. Pit latrines: a source of contamination in peri-urban Dhaka? 17(4)
MacGarry, Brian. Development of the Blair VIP Latrine 1(4)
Maier, Celia. & Joerger, Cindy. FRESH initiative: school health in the context of education for all, The 23(3)
Marjoram, Tony. Water and sanitation in the South Pacific 2(1)
Mathew, Brian. WAMMA – Scaling up water and sanitation in rural Tanzania 23(2)
Matthew, Thresiamma. New skills, new lives: Kerala’s women masons 17(1)
McLaren, Jill. Map of a small world: developing a latrine programme mapping tool in Guinea 15(1)
Middleton, Richard.N. Making VIP latrines succeed 13(4)
Morgan, Peter. Village-level sanitation programmes in Zimbabwe 6(3)
Morgan, Peter. Ecosan at low cost – with the potential for upgrading 26(2)
Moss, Sarah. Complex drought in southern Africa – a water and sanitation perspective 22(4)
Moulik, Soma Ghosh. & Sen, Somnath. Mumbai Slum Sanitation Programme, The 25(2)
Mukami Kariuki, R. Water and sanitation utilities and the urban poor 21(2)
Mustafa, Sami. Low-cost sanitation in a squatter town 4(1)
Narayan-Parker, Deepa. Developing toilet designs for the Maldives 4(2)
Ngales, Marilyn. Sanitation provision in Ethiopia’s regional schools -- girls’ and women’s experiences 25(3)
Ouedraogo, Arba Jules. & Kolsky, Pete. Partnership and innovation for on-site sanitation in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso 21(2)
Pagui, Hilda. Low-cost sanitation in Mozambique 7(1)
Paramasivan, S. people's machinery local democracy and development in Andhra Pradesh, The 15(2)
Perez, Eddy. & Parkinson, Jonathan. Taking sanitation to scale 25(2)
Pickford, John. Rural sanitation and development 6(3)
Pinera, Jean-Francois. & Reed, Bob. Water and sanitation in camps on the Andaman Islands 25(1)
Puddifoot, Jonathan. Pit latrines in Nepal: the refugee dimension 14(2)
Rathnabharathie, Varuna. & Kariyawasam, Ganga. Ecological sanitation in Sri Lanka 26(2)
Read, Geoffrey. Appropriate latrines 1(1)
Reed, Rob. Why pit latrines fail: some environmental factors 13(2)
Robinson, Andy. Total Sanitation: reaching the parts that other approaches can’t reach? 25(2)
Rosensweig, Fred., & Perez, Eduardo. Improving small towns’ sanitation in Latin America and the Caribbean 21(1)
Rukunga, G., Mutethia, D. & Odhiambo, F. Integrating knowledge management into water and sanitation programmes in Kenya 22(4)
Sagar, Gyan. Dwarf septic tank developed in India 2(1)
Saywell, D. Pollution from on-site sanitation: the risks? – What risks? 17(4)
Schaub-Jones, David. Can partnerships make a difference to the urban sanitation challenge? 25(2)
Sherlock, Paul. Water and sanitation for refugees and internally displaced people 24(3)
Shordt, K. & Balachandra Kurup, K. Operational lessons from a sanitation programme in Kerala 14(3)
Shordt, Kathleen. & Snel, Marielle. Building institutional capacity for sanitation 20(3)
Simpson-Herbert, Mayling. Low-cost Arborloo offers Ethiopians health and agriculture benefits 26(2)
Slamet, Juli Soemirat. Training in low-cost water supply and sanitation: an Indonesian experience 9(4)
Smith, M.D. & Husary, Samar M. Sanitary investigations as a sanitation monitoring tool 19(3)
Snel, M. & Shordt, K. School sanitation and hygiene promotion for effective learning 19(4)
Snel, M. & Shordt, K. evidence to support hygiene, sanitation and water in schools, The 23(3)
Snel,M., Bolt, E. & Postma, L. Challenges facing school sanitation and hygiene education from the perspective of the school teacher 19(1)
Srinivas Chary, V., Narender, A. & Rajeswara Rao, K. Pay-and-use toilets in India 21(3)
Symons, Marianne. Assessing a VIP latrine construction training course 10(4)
Tarquino, I.R. & Ince, M.E. Sanitation in Colombia's low-income settlements: selection, implementation, and evaluation 13(2)
Tavanyar, Jude. Get organized: self-help and partnership in urban Pakistan 16(2)
Tayler, K. & Parkinson, J. Linking strategy and practice in urban sanitation provision 19(1)
Tayler, K. & Scott, Rebecca. Sanitation policy: making it work 25(2)
Tayler, Kevin. Sewerage for low-income communities in Pakistan 9(1)
Technical Brief: Wastewater treatment options 18(4)
Technical Brief: On-plot sanitation 18(1)
Technical Brief 12: Septic tanks and aquaprivies 5(4)
Technical Brief 16: Sewerage 6(4)
Technical Brief 17: Health, water and sanitation 1 7(1)
Technical Brief 19: Health, water and sanitation 2 7(3)
Technical Brief 2: introduction to pit latrines, An 3(2)
Technical Brief 23: Guide to sanitation selection 8(3)
Technical Brief 28: Public and communal latrines 9(4)
Technical Brief 31: Latrine vent-pipes 10(3)
Technical Brief 51: Water, sanitation and hygiene understanding 15(3)
Technical Brief 54: Emptying a full pit latrine 16(2)
Technical Brief 6: Choosing a waterseal latrine 4(2)
Technical Brief 9: Dry latrines 5(1)
Tobin, Vanessa. Sanitation training in Nepal 4(2)
Vargas-Ramirez, Miguel. & Lampoglia, T.C. Scaling-up using condominial technology 25(2)
Vines, Marcus. & Reed, Bob. Low-cost unconventional sewerage 9(1)
Wegelin-Schuringa, Madeleen., Kamminga, Evelien. Water supply, sanitation, hygiene and HIV/AIDS – the unrecognized links 22(4)
Wegelin-Schuringa, Madeleen., Kitonga, J. & Kodo, T. Innovative emptying: improving slum sanitation in Kibera 14(3)
WELL Fact Sheet: process of sanitation marketing, The 25(2)
Zvidzai, C.N. Zana. Building on peace: upgrading water and sanitation technology in Mozambique 15(3)
Better sanitation to beat mosquito breeding 5(1)
Rabat Accord spearheads sanitation drive for the world's poor 12(3) 

Solid Waste Management

Ahmed, Noman. Cattle pen and slaughterhouse waste in Karachi 25(4)
Azam Ahmed, Shafiul. & Ali, Mansoor. Cleaning up a dirty business ­– improving waste governance through partnerships 25(4)
Bin Yousuf, Tariq. Dhaka’s community-based waste collection programme 25(4)
Bolaane, Benjamin. Working in tandem? Solid waste recycling in Gaborone 25(4)
Gupta, Sanjay. Private sector participation in urban services in India 25(4)
Olley, Jane. Tools for successful ISWM in Ciudad Sandino, Nicaragua 25(4)
Stevens, Lucy., Ali, Mansoor. & Hunt, Steven. Improving waste management in small towns of Azerbaijan 25(4) 

Storage

Alkhaddar, Rafid. Water harvesting in Jordan using earth ponds 22(2)
Briscoe, John. simplified method for designing elevated water storage tanks, A 2(3)
Cumberlege, Oliver. Making every drop count 11(3)
Dodge, Cole.P. & Zelenika, Maden. Rehabilitation of hafirs in Sudan 6(1)
Dorea, C.C. & Clarke, B.A. Performance of water clarifier in Gonaives, Haiti 24(3)
Fleming, Sue. Training women to build ferrocement water tanks and latrines 5(1)
Fortmann, Louise. Managing seasonal man-made water resources in Botswana 1(4)
Gnadlinger, Joao. Lime: the great sealer – low-cost constructing sub-surface rainwater tanks in Brazil 14(2)
Goodland, Robert. Environmental aspects of dam and reservoir projects: the World Bank's new policy 8(4)
Gould, John. Catching up upgrading Botswana's rainwater catchment 15(3)
Gould, John. Rainwater harvesting: its time has come 24(4)
Gould, John. Rainwater Cistern Systems Conference in Thailand 6(2)
Gould, John. Fourth Rainwater Cistern Systems Conference 8(2)
Gwynne, Dai. Using gabions to reinforce a weir 5(3)
Hartung, Hans. Local financing mechanisms for roofwater harvesting in Uganda 24(4)
Hussain, M.D & Ziauddin, A.T.M. Rainwater harvesting and storage techniques from Bangladesh 10(3)
Jahn, Samia Al Azharia. & Omar, Abdallah Hussain. Improved traditional clay water jars 4(1)
Kolsky, Pete. Urban environmental health: fitting the pieces together 16(2)
Kolsky, Pete. Engineers and urban malaria: part of the solution or part of the problem? 16(2)
Konar, Megan. Rainwater harvesting in rural India – taankas in the Thar Desert 25(4)
Latham, Brian. Building a Thai jumbo water jar using a brick form 3(2)
Layton, Steve. Progress with ferrocement tanks in Papua New Guinea 3(2)
Lenehan, Antony. spring-box solution: choosing the right water-supply technology for Southern KwaZulu Natal, The 15(2)
Luff, Richard. & Hoque, Enamul. Disinfecting tube-well water: the evolution of a new technology 16(2)
McPeak, Mark. appropriate water system for San Raphael, An 5(4)
Mwasha, Eben. Schoolchildren help solve sanitation problems in Tanzania 14(3)
Nissen-Petersen, Erik. Water from rocks 3(3)
Pinfold, J., Hubley, J. & Mara, D. hygiene intervention study in rural north-east Thailand, A 10(1)
Price, Sharon., Rudge, Lisa. & Capilla Prades, Ester. Promoting SODIS in Guatemalan villages 22(4)
Simpson-Herbert, Mayling. Sanitation and the seven Ps: problems, promises, principles, people, politics, professionalism - and potties 14(3)
Sleigh, A.C., Orr, T.W. & Silva de Oliviera, T. Soil-cement water tanks for Brazil 5(1)
Stephens, Tim. Simple weirs for diverting water 4(4)
Sutton, S. plastic revolution?, The 19(2)
Technical Brief 1: Household water storage 3(1)
Technical Brief 14: Above-ground rainwater storage 6(2)
Technical Brief 36: Ferrocment water tanks 11(4)
Technical Brief 56: Buried and submerged tanks 16(4)
Thomas, Terry. Roofwater harvesting in Africa 24(4)
Traitongyoo, Tavatchai. Promoting villager participation in water-tank construction 5(4)
UNICEF East Africa Office: Ground catchment ferrocement water tank 5(2)
WELL Fact Sheet: Chlorination: a contribution to reducing diarrhoeal disease 24(3)
Wessels, Joshka. Qanats in Syria ease the water shortage 22(2)
Wirojanagud, Prakob. & Vanvarothorn, Vason. Jars and tanks for rainwater storage in rural Thailand 8(3)
Zhu, Qiang. & Yuanhong, Li. Rainwater harvesting: the key to sustainable rural development in Gansu, China 24(4)

Bamboo cement tanks bring water closer to home 1(1) 

Surface Drainage

Alkhaddar, Rafid. Water harvesting in Jordan using earth ponds 22(2)
Cook, Hadrian. & Smith, Lawrence. Catchment management – relevant in developed and developing countries 24(1)
Curatolo, James. & Zhu, Weixing. Linking water quality to watershed management and education 24(1)
Gosain, A.K. & Rao, M. Water woes in India 24(4)
Greenberg, Jeffrey., Seebach, Rudi., Luhman, Andrew., Zylstra, Deborah. & Wentz, Jed. Co-operative Sanitation Project, Pellsrus Township, South Africa 26(2)
Gupta, Kapil. drainage systems of India's cities, The 23(4)
Inman, Alex. Tackling diffuse pollution of water from agriculture – the Westcountry Rivers Trust, UK 24(1)
Lines, Jo. How not to grow mosquitoes in African towns 20(4)
Mark, Ole., Hung, Nguyen Quang. & Helwigh, Anne Birgitte. Waiting for a swim – handling wastewater in Asia 20(4)
Parkinson, Jonathan. Urban drainage in developing countries – challenges and opportunities 20(4)
Sharma, Sudhirendar. Rainwater harvesting has yet to protect India from drought 21(4)
Singhal, Shaleen. & Kapur, Amit. Environmental management plans for the communities of Lucknow 20(4)
Technical Brief: Surface water drainage: how evaluation can improve performance 17(1)
Tucci, Carlos. Flood control and urban drainage management in Brazil 20(4) 

Transport & Distribution

Albu, Mike. & Nijiru, Cyrus. role of small-scale independent water providers in urban areas, The 20(3)
Antoniou, Jim. Standpipe planning for the Sudanese urban poor 1(1)
Arlosoroff, S. Israel – a case study of water-demand management 22(2)
Coffey, M. Cost-effective systems for solid waste management 17(3)
Curtis, Val. Doing the donkey work 4(2)
Dieleman, Marjolein. & Traoré, S. Peer education without pressure: spreading hygiene messages in Burkina Faso 16(1)
Godfrey, Sam., Chand, C P., Anwar, M. & Rao, C.V. Water-safety plans for piped supplies with limited data – a case study from India 23(4)
Harpreet, K., Johri, R.K. & Kapur, Amit. Water auditing – tracking unaccounted-for water in Delhi, India 22(3)
Jones, David. Community-managed standpipes in Port-au-Prince, Haiti 21(2)
Liebenow, J.Gus. Malawi: clean water for the rural poor (Part 1) 2(3)
Liebenow, J.Gus. Malawi: clean water for the rural poor (Part II – construction and maintenance) 3(1)
Lipangile, T.N. Bamboo water pipes 3(4)
Lloyd, Barry.,Pardon, Mauricio. & Bartram, James. Improved piped water supplies in Peru 7(3)
McPeak, Mark. appropriate water system for San Raphael, An 5(4)
Page, Ben. Taking the strain: the ergonomics of water carrying 14(3)
Sutton, S. plastic revolution?, The 19(2)
Technical Brief: Emergency water supply in cold regions 18(2)
Technical Brief 24: Groundwater dams 8(4)
Technical Brief 26: Public standposts 9(1)
Technical Brief 29: Designing simple pipelines 10(1)
Technical Brief 52: Water: quality or quantity? 15(4)
Technical Brief 7: water cycle, The 4(3)
Tibatemwa, Sarah., Godfrey, S., Niwagabe, C. & Kizito, F. Implementing water-safety plans in urban piped-water supplies in Uganda 23(4)
Vairavamoorthy, K., Elango, K. Guidelines for the design and control of intermittent water distribution systems 21(1) 

Tubewells

Adekile, Dotun. & Ball, Peter. Training local technicians in borehole drilling 24(4)
Barrett, M., Nalubega, M. & Pedley, S. On-site sanitation and urban aquifer systems in Uganda 17(4)
Carter, R. & Tyrrel, S. Groundwater – potential but not panacea 20(2)
Carter, R., Belete, E., Berhe, E., Defere, E., Horecha, D. & Negussie, Y. Reducing the costs of borehole drilling in Africa: insights from Ethiopia 25(1)
Carter, R., Danert, K., Ball, P., Rwamwanja, R. & Ssebalu, Jamil. Low-cost water-well drilling in Africa 20(2)
Carter, Richard C. Rapid assessment of groundwater opportunities for displaced and refugee population 26(1)
Danert, Kerstin. brief history of hand-drilled wells in Niger, A 25(1)
de Jong, Dick. Latin American water and sanitation 21(1)
Fesselet, Jean-Francois. & Mulders, R. Saline wells in Aceh 24(3)
Gosain, A.K. & Rao, M. Water woes in India 24(4)
Lipscombe, Suzanna. Groundwater salinity and hand dug wells in Ampara, Sri Lanka 26(1)
Lytton, Lucy., Arafan, Sunday. & Hazell, Robin. low-tech drilling method for refugee water supplies, A 26(1)
MacDonald, Alan. Geophysics – taking the magic out of black boxes 20(2)
MacDonald, Alan. & Calow, Roger. Drought and community water supplies 26(1)
MacDonald, D., Ahmed, K.M., Islam, M.S., Lawrence, A. & Khandker, Z. Pit latrines: a source of contamination in peri-urban Dhaka? 17(4)
Narkevic, James. improved break-pressure tank for rural water supply, An 11(2)
Robins, Nick., Davies, Jeff., Hankin, Philip. & Sauer, D. Groundwater and data – an African experience 21(4)
Sherlock, Paul. Water and sanitation for refugees and internally displaced people 24(3)
Shrestha, Dinesh. & Cronin, Aidan. right to water and protecting refugees, The 24(3)
Taylor, Richard. Groundwater protection in sub-Saharan Africa 24(1)
Taylor, Richard. Weathered rock aquifers: vital but poorly developed 20(2)
Villhoth, Karen G. Tsunami impacts on groundwater and water supply in eastern Sri Lanka 26(1)
Whiteside, G. & Trace, S. Small diameter tube-wells, the use of sludging and well-pointing techniques to sink 11(3) 

Wastewater

A Resources Guide: Water re-use 19(4)
Ahmed, Noman. Cattle pen and slaughterhouse waste in Karachi 25(4)
Azam Ahmed, Shafiul. & Ali, Mansoor. Cleaning up a dirty business ­– improving waste governance through partnerships 25(4)
Bin Yousuf, Tariq. Dhaka’s community-based waste collection programme 25(4)
Bolaane, Benjamin. Working in tandem? Solid waste recycling in Gaborone 25(4)
Bunting, Stuart W. Wastewater aquaculture and livelihoods in peri-urban Kolkata 23(1)
Carr, Richard. safe use of urban wastewater in agriculture, The 23(1)
Glensvig, Leon. & Glensvig, Dorte. Pour-flush toilets and waste stabilization ponds in a refugee camp 8(1)
Godfrey, Sam., Labhasetwar, P., Swami, A., Wate, S.R., Parihar, G. & Dwivedi, H.B. Water safety plans for greywater in tribal schools, India 25(3)
Greenberg, Jeffrey., Seebach, Rudi., Luhman, Andrew., Zylstra, Deborah. & Wentz, Jed. Co-operative Sanitation Project, Pellsrus Township, South Africa 26(2)
Gupta, Kapil. drainage systems of India's cities, The 23(4)
Joseph, K. & Visvanathan, C. Sewage reclamation meets industrial water demands of Chennai 19(4)
Lumbers, Jeremy. & Andoh, Bob. Waste stabilization pond design 3(4)
Mark, Ole., Hung, Nguyen Quang. & Helwigh, Anne Birgitte. Waiting for a swim – handling wastewater in Asia 20(4)
McCornick, Peter. Watsewater reuse in the Middle East and North Africa 23(1)
Meerbach, David. Al-Bireh demonstration project on agricultural re-use of wastewater in the West Bank, The 23(1)
Parkinson, Jonathan. Urban drainage in developing countries – challenges and opportunities 20(4)
Pinera, Jean-Francois. & Reed, Bob. Water and sanitation in camps on the Andaman Islands 25(1)
Raschid-Sally, Liqa. & Parkinson, Jonathan. Wastewater reuse for agriculture – current and future perspectives for low-income countries 23(1)
Roldan, Gabriel Treating industrial wastes using water hyacinth 21(1)
Srinivas Chary, V., Narender, A. & Rajeswara Rao, K. Pay-and-use toilets in India 21(3)
Stevens, Lucy., Ali, Mansoor. & Hunt, Steven. Improving waste management in small towns of Azerbaijan 25(4)
Technical Brief: Wastewater treatment options 18(4)
Technical Brief 16: Sewerage 6(4)
Technical Brief 32: Drainage 10(4)
Technical Brief 37: re-use of wastewater, The 12(1)
Technical Brief 54: Emptying a full pit latrine 16(2)
Vairavamoorthy, K., Jothiprakash, V. & Krishamoorthi, S. Training in wastewater reuse techniques 19(4)
Veenstra, Siemen., van der Steen, Peter. & Gijzen, Huub. Natural wastewater treatment to stimulate the local economy 20(1)
Yhdego, Michael. Waste stablization ponds in Tanzania 8(1) 

Waterharvesting

A Beginners’ Guide to: Rainwater catchment systems 17(3)
A Resources Guide: Watershed development 19(2)
A Resources Guide: Rainwater harvesting 18(3)
Alkhaddar, Rafid. Water harvesting in Jordan using earth ponds 22(2)
Appleton, B. Goals for the future: mapping out the route to a ‘clean and healthy world’ 18(4)
Ariyabandu, R de S., Airyananda, T. & Haugoda, D. Water resources and development of RWH in Sri Lanka 18(3)
Batchelor, C. Reaching the watershed 19(2)
Berkovitch, Israel. Harvests of rain 1(1)
Gosain, A.K. & Rao, M. Water woes in India 24(4)
Gould, John. Rainwater harvesting: its time has come 24(4)
Gould, John. Recent developments in rainwater catchment systems 11(1)
Gould, John. Always the bridesmaid? Rainwater catchment systems in the spotlight 14(2)
Gould, John. Rainwater catchment systems: reflections and prospects 18(3)
Gould, John. Rainwater catchment systems in Botswana: past, present and future 2(4)
Hartung, Hans. Local financing mechanisms for roofwater harvesting in Uganda 24(4)
Hussain, M.D & Ziauddin, A.T.M. Rainwater harvesting and storage techniques from Bangladesh 10(3)
Iles, Karen. Harvesting rainwater using a simple catchment surface 7(4)
Konar, Megan. Rainwater harvesting in rural India – taankas in the Thar Desert 25(4)
Malla Reddy, Y.V. participatory approach to watershed development programmes: understanding constraints and exploring solutions, A 19(2)
Marjoram, Tony. Water and sanitation in the South Pacific 2(1)
Midmore, D. & Deng-Iin, W. Work that water! Hydroponics made easy 17(4)
Moriarty, P. & Lovell, C. Simplest is not always best: physical and climatic constraints to community water supply in Zimbabwe 19(2)
Mou, Haisheng. Rainwater utilization for sustainable development in north China 14(2)
Mourits, L. Rainwater utilization in rural Fiji 14(2)
Nissen-Petersen, Erik. Water from rocks 3(3)
Pacey, Arnold. & Cullis, Adrian. Farming with run-off: a weapon against drought? 4(4)
Park, Paula. Social dimensions of harvesting rainwater in Turkana 4(4)
Pinche, C. & Ruiz, L. Fog on the brine: fog-catching systems for arid lands 14(4)
Qiang, Z.& Yuanhong, L. Rainwater harvesting for survival and development 18(3)
Ray, Derek. Water harvesting in India 4(4)
Schemenauer, Robert S. & Cereceda, Pilar. Water from fog-covered mountains 10(4)
Seeley, J., Sarin, M. & Batra, M. woman’s place is in…watershed development, A 19(2)
Sharma, Sudhirendar. Rainwater harvesting has yet to protect India from drought 21(4)
Singhal, Shaleen. & Kapur, Amit. Environmental management plans for the communities of Lucknow 20(4)
Technical Brief 11: Rainwater harvesting 5(3)
Technical Brief 55: Water source selection 16(3)
Thomas, T. Where is roofwater harvesting going? 18(3)
Thomas, Terry. Roofwater harvesting in Africa 24(4)
Tucker, S.P. Watershed development: the current status in India 19(2)
UNICEF East Africa Office: Ground catchment ferrocement water tank 5(2)
Wahlgren, Roland. Atmospheric water vapour processing 12(2)
WELL Fact Sheet: Domestic rainwater harvesting 24(1)
Zhu, Qiang. & Wu, Fuxue. lifeblood transfusion: Gansu's new rainwater catchment systems, A 14(2)
Zhu, Qiang. & Yuanhong, Li. Rainwater harvesting: the key to sustainable rural development in Gansu, China 24(4) 

Water Quality

A Resources Guide: Assume nothing 18(2)
A Resources Guide: On-site sanitation and groundwater quality 17(4)
A Resources Guide: Drinking-water quality 16(1)
A Resources Guide: Solid waste management 17(3)
Anema. Aranka.,& Fesselet, Jean-Francois. volcanic issue- lessons learned in Goma, A 21(4)
Appleton, B. Goals for the future: mapping out the route to a ‘clean and healthy world’ 18(4)
Ariyabandu, R de S., Airyananda, T. & Haugoda, D. Water resources and development of RWH in Sri Lanka 18(3)
Bagamuhunda, George. & Kimanzi, Gilbert. In the light of experience: water policy and use in Uganda 16(3)
Barrett, M., Nalubega, M. & Pedley, S. On-site sanitation and urban aquifer systems in Uganda 17(4)
Bartram, Jamie. & Lloyd, Barry. Water use in the Andes 10(3)
Bastemeyer, T. & Lee, D. Drinking-water source deterioration: an urgent problem Part I 11(1)
Bastemeyer, T. & Lee, D. Drinking-water source deterioration: an urgent problem Part II 11(2)
Boelee, E., Laamrani, H., Khallaayoune, K. & Watts, S. Domestic water use in Morocco’s Tessaout Amont irrigation system 18(1)
Bolnick, J., Cuff, S., Hasam, A.D.A., Mitlin, D. & Rahman, P. Driven by need, leaning by experience 16(2)
Brown, Richard., Curtis, Tom P. & Metcalfe, Andrew. Atakwa incubator for bacteriological testing, The 20(4)
Butterworth, J., Malla Reddy, Y.V., Renuka, B. & Reddy, G.V. Avoiding fluoride in drinking water, Andhra Pradesh, India 24(1)
Carr, Oliver. Painless extraction? Mining andwater-resource protection 14(1)
Carr, Richard. safe use of urban wastewater in agriculture, The 23(1)
Carter, Richard.C., Demessie, Desta. & Mehari, Mogus. Not a numbers game: making policy for maximum impact and sustainability 16(3)
Cleaver, Frances. & Franks, Tom. challenges ahead: water resources management for the next millennium. The 16(4)
Cook, Hadrian. & Smith, Lawrence. Catchment management – relevant in developed and developing countries 24(1)
Cross, Douglas. low-cost method of monitoring water pollution by biological indicators, A 2(3)
Curatolo, James. & Zhu, Weixing. Linking water quality to watershed management and education 24(1)
Espeleta, Yamileth Astorga. state of water resources in Costa Rica, The 20(1)
Godfrey, Sam. Is your drinking water safe? 23(4)
Godfrey, Sam., Chand, C P., Anwar, M. & Rao, C.V. Water-safety plans for piped supplies with limited data – a case study from India 23(4)
Godfrey, Sam., Labhasetwar, P., Swami, A., Wate, S.R., Parihar, G. & Dwivedi, H.B. Water safety plans for greywater in tribal schools, India 25(3)
Hazbun, J.A. & Mann, H.T. Testing water sources for salinity in the field 2(1)
Helmer, Richard. Drinking-water quality control: WHO cares about rural areas 7(3)
Howard, Guy. On-site sanitation and groundwater: the art of balancing unknown risks? 17(4)
Howard, Guy. Pollution control and water-resource protection 14(1)
Howard, Guy. Healthier values: realistic approaches to drinking-water quality 16(3)
Howard, Guy. & Bartram, Jamie. new WHO Guidelines: establishing comprehensive water-safety frameworks, The 23(4)
Howsam, Peter. Water law and the right to a basic water supply 16(3)
Inman, Alex. Tackling diffuse pollution of water from agriculture – the Westcountry Rivers Trust, UK 24(1)
Iwugo, Kenneth O. Sustainable water-pollution control technology in South: issues and options 14(1)
Koenig, P. Urban-rural disparity in water supply in Morocco 18(3)
Kolsky, Pete. Urban environmental health: fitting the pieces together 16(2)
Lipscombe, Suzanna. Groundwater salinity and hand dug wells in Ampara, Sri Lanka 26(1)
Lloyd, Barry. Water quality surveillance 1(2)
Lloyd, Barry. & Suyati, Sri. pilot rural water surveillance project in Indonesia, A 7(3)
Lloyd, Barry. & Thorpe, Teresa. Catchment surveillance for water resource management 16(1)
Lloyd, Barry.,Pardon, Mauricio. & Bartram, James. Improved piped water supplies in Peru 7(3)
MacDonald, D., Ahmed, K.M., Islam, M.S., Lawrence, A. & Khandker, Z. Pit latrines: a source of contamination in peri-urban Dhaka? 17(4)
McCluskey, J. Water supply, health and vulnerability in floods 19(3)
McCornick, Peter. Watsewater reuse in the Middle East and North Africa 23(1)
Midmore, D. & Deng-Iin, W. Work that water! Hydroponics made easy 17(4)
Mtetwa, S. No room for complacency: water-pollution control in Zimbabwe 14(1)
Muthu, P. Tannery pollution in Tamil Nadu 11(1)
Pickford, John. Urgent urban water and waste problems 9(1)
Pinfold, J., Hubley, J. & Mara, D. hygiene intervention study in rural north-east Thailand, A 10(1)
Pinfold, John. & Horan, Nigel. Water use and patterns of contamination in rural north-east Thailand 9(4)
Raschid-Sally, Liqa. & Parkinson, Jonathan. Wastewater reuse for agriculture – current and future perspectives for low-income countries 23(1)
Reed, Rob. Sunshine and fresh air: a practical approach to combating water-borne disease 15(4)
Rozov, I. Water quality or quantity? 2(1)
Saywell, D. Pollution from on-site sanitation: the risks? – What risks? 17(4)
Shamsuddin, Abu Jafar., Mahmud, Shamsul Gaifur., Ahmed, M Feroz., Deere, Daniel., Davison, A. & Howard, Guy. Developing a water-safety framework in Bangladesh 23(4)
Singh, Chiranjiv. Water and health for all? 10(1)
Sutton, S. plastic revolution?, The 19(2)
Sutton, Sally. & Mubiana, Dominic. Household water quality in rural Zambia 8(1)
Takizawa, S. Water reuse by a natural filtration system in a Vietnamese rural community 19(4)
Tavanyar, Jude. Get organized: self-help and partnership in urban Pakistan 16(2)
Technical Brief: Emergency water supply in cold regions 18(2)
Technical Brief 18: Water testing 7(2)
Technical Brief 20: Water sampling 7(4)
Technical Brief 47: Improving pond water 14(3)
Technical Brief 50: Sanitary surveying 15(2)
Technical Brief 52: Water: quality or quantity? 15(4)
Thompson, John., et al. Drawers of Water II: assessing change in domestic water use in East Africa 22(1)
Tibatemwa, Sarah., Godfrey, S., Niwagabe, C. & Kizito, F. Implementing water-safety plans in urban piped-water supplies in Uganda 23(4)
Trevett, Andrew. Household water security – the quality component 21(4)
Trevett, Andrew. & Nunez, Omar. AHJASA: ongoing management and maintenance support for Honduras' community water systems 16(3)
Tyrrel, S., Gardner, S., Howsam, P. & Carter, R. Biological iron removal from well-handpump water supplies 16(4)
Tyrrel, S., Howsam, P. & Carter, R. Iron in handpump water supplies: prevention or cure? 20(2)
Utkilen, Hans, & Sutton, Sally. Experience and results from a water quality project in Zambia 7(3)
Valiente, Carmen. & Pedley, Stephen. Sanitary surveillance in Costa Rica's municipalities 16(1)
van Damme, Dirk. Biological assessment of water quality: simple methods and guidelines 20(1)
van Damme, Dirk. Water and sanitation in the Middle East 22(2)
van Norden, Arthur. International Water Tribunal 11(1)
Veenstra, Siemen., van der Steen, Peter. & Gijzen, Huub. Natural wastewater treatment to stimulate the local economy 20(1)
Villhoth, Karen G. Tsunami impacts on groundwater and water supply in eastern Sri Lanka 26(1)
Ward, Catherine. Groundwater quality monitoring in relation to on-site sanitation 8(4)
Wedgewood, Katherine. Nicaragua: rural water quality surveillance and improvement 7(3)
Wedgewood, Katherine. & Bartram, James. Spring capping in the Peruivan highlands 10(3)
Wegelin, M. & Sommer, B. SODIS: destined for worldwide use? 16(3)
WELL Fact Sheet: Household water treatment 24(4)
Woodhouse, Melvin. Consumer involvement in bacteriological testing of well water in Kibwezi, Kenya 8(4)
Wright, Roger. Unsealed wells: water quality implications 3(3)
Xianxin, Che. & Yongijiu, Bai. Water pollution and control measures in Liaoning Province 10(1)

Key points: monitoring and surveillance 16(1) 

Water Treatment

A Resources Guide: Drinking-water quality 16(1)
A Resources Guide: Water re-use 19(4)
Anema. Aranka.,& Fesselet, Jean-Francois. volcanic issue- lessons learned in Goma, A 21(4)
Babic, George. access plug for well Chlorination, An 11(1)
Barnes, David. & Mampitiyarachichi, T.R. Filtration using rice hull ash, Water 2(2)
Bartram, Jamie. & Lloyd, Barry. Water use in the Andes 10(3)
Buhl-Nielson, Eric. Slow sand filters in the Sudan 2(2)
Burgess, Stephen. & Onyonge, Collins. Solar disinfection of water – a case study from Kenya 22(4)
Butterworth, J., Malla Reddy, Y.V., Renuka, B. & Reddy, G.V. Avoiding fluoride in drinking water, Andhra Pradesh, India 24(1)
Chibi, Cecil. Design and performance of a community-level iron removal plant 10(2)
Childers, L. & Claasen, F. UNICEFS upward-flow water filter 5(4)
Desa, Dian. Water purification with Moringa seeds 3(4)
Dorea, C.C. Simple improvements for emergency batch water treatment 26(1)
Dorea, C.C. & Clarke, B.A. Performance of water clarifier in Gonaives, Haiti 24(3)
El Basit, Sadig. & Brown, Denver. Slow sand filter for the Blue Nile Health Project 5(1)
Fesselet, Jean-Francois. & Mulders, R. Saline wells in Aceh 24(3)
Folkard, G.K., Sutherland, J.P. & Jahn, S.A.A. Water clarification with natural coagulants and dissolved air flotation 5(2)
Fox, A. Provision for the aftermath: lessons learnt 19(3)
Galvis, G., Visscher, J.T. & Lloyd, B. Multi-stage water treatment for community water supply in Colombia 10(3) 

Women

A Resources Guide: Gender and water 17(1)
Beall, J. role of households and livelihood systems in South Asia, The 17(3)
Bifani, Patricia. How Kenyan women see water supplies 4(3)
Bulajic, Borjana. Women’s roles: policy overview 17(1)
Bulajich, B. Women and water 11(2)
Cleaver, Frances. There’s a right way to do it: informal arrangements for local resource management in Zimbabwe 16(4)
Curtis, Val. Doing the donkey work 4(2)
Dikito-Wachtmeiser, Mercy. Social capital: the ‘missing link’ in water resources management 20(2)
Dufaut, Annie. Women carrying water: how it affects their health 6(3)
Elmendorf, Mary. & Isely, Raymond. Women as the key to success of new water supplies 1(2)
Fleming, Sue. Training women to build ferrocement water tanks and latrines 5(1)
Francis, J., van Wijk, C. & de Jong, D. Remember gender it makes a difference 18(4)
Gungoren, B. & Regallet, G. six elements: managing water in Central Asia, The 17(2)
Hannan-Andersson, Carolyn. Ways of involving women in water projects 4(1)
Hoffman, Lane. Women handpump mechanics in Kenya 11(2)
Iyer, P. Mechanisms for sustainability in a supply-driven environment 18(1)
Jobes, Katja. PME under the spotlight: a challenging approach in St Vincent 16(4)
Joosten, Liz. Women do make a difference 17(1)
Jorgensen, Kirsten. African rural water supply: where have all the women gone? 2(3)
Joshi, Deepa. & Ferron, Suzanne. Manual scavenging – a life of dignity? 26(2)
Khurana, Indira. Promoting school sanitation and hygiene education in rural Gujarat: The WASMO experience 25(3)
Lagerweij, I. & Vulto, C. Implementing a participatory, gender-based approach in Baluchistan 18(1)
Laubjerg, Kristian. Training village women as health promoters in Tanzania 4(3)
Laverack, Glenn., Fages, Laurent. & Thanh, Duong Thi. Hygiene practices among H’mong communities of Vietnam 20(2)
Lidonde, Rose. Why gender is important in SSHE 23(3)
Matthew, Thresiamma. New skills, new lives: Kerala’s women masons 17(1)
Morgan, Peter. Ecosan at low cost – with the potential for upgrading 26(2)
Ngales, Marilyn. Sanitation provision in Ethiopia’s regional schools -- girls’ and women’s experiences 25(3)
Page, Ben. Taking the strain: the ergonomics of water carrying 14(3)
Paramasivan, S. people's machinery local democracy and development in Andhra Pradesh, The 15(2)
Scott, Andrew. Power and people: aspects of micro-hydro 10(2)
Seeley, J., Sarin, M. & Batra, M. woman’s place is in…watershed development, A 19(2)
Shiva, Vandana. Women’s water rights 17(1)
Simpson-Herbert, Mayling. Low-cost Arborloo offers Ethiopians health and agriculture benefits 26(2)
Snel, M. & Shordt, K. evidence to support hygiene, sanitation and water in schools, The 23(3)
Sutton, S. plastic revolution?, The 19(2)
Touré, Y. Boreholes mean business 17(1)
van Wijk-Sijbesma, Christine. Helping women to help themselves 4(4)
Zaoude, A. COFESFA: Malian women manage urban waste 17(1)

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