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Volume 8, Issue 1
1 March 2018
Journal of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Development Cover Image for Volume 8, Issue 1
ISSN 2043-9083
EISSN 2408-9362
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Review Paper

The sanitation and hygiene targets of the sustainable development goals: scope and challenges
Duncan Mara; Barbara Evans
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Research Articles

Degradation rate of anaerobically digested sewage sludge in soil
Antonio T. Matos; Isabela C. C. Diniz; Mateus P. Matos; Alisson C. Borges; Adriana A. Pereira
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Computational fluid dynamics analysis of a high-throughput viscous heater to process feces and a fecal simulant using temperature and shear rate-dependent viscosity model
C. L. German; J. T. Podichetty; A. Muzhingi; B. Makununika; J. Smay ...
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Up-scaling sanitation provision using mixed design methodologies and failure risk assessment: a case study of Marikuppam, India
M. Gormley; L. A. Williams; B. Ongole
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Constraints on foreign aid effectiveness in the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WaSH) sector
Joshua Wayland
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Sanitation and water supply in schools and girls' educational progression in Zambia
Dorice Agol; Peter Harvey; Javier Maíllo
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Child feces disposal practice and associated factors: a dilemma in Tigray, northern Ethiopia
Yisfalem Ayele; Dejen Yemane; Getachew Redae; Ergib Mekibib
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Human excreta: a resource or a taboo? Assessing the socio-cultural barriers, acceptability, and reuse of human excreta as a resource in Kakul Village District Abbottabad, Northwestern Pakistan
Abda Khalid
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Bacterial contamination of reusable bottled drinking water in Ecuador
Kelly Mills; James Golden; Alyssa Bilinski; Adam L. Beckman; Katherine McDaniel ...
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Exposure to sewage from on-site sanitation and child health: a spatial analysis of linkages and externalities in peri-urban Bolivia
Antonella Bancalari; Sebastian Martinez
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Moving up the sanitation ladder with the help of microfinance in urban Malawi
Richard Chunga; M. W. Jenkins; Jeroen Ensink; Joe Brown
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Management challenges for a more decentralized treatment and reuse of domestic wastewater in metropolitan areas
Martín Alejandro Iribarnegaray; María Soledad Rodriguez-Alvarez; Liliana Beatriz Moraña; Walter Alfredo Tejerina; Lucas Seghezzo
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Short Communication

The time–temperature relationship for the inactivation of Ascaris eggs
D. Naidoo; G. L. Foutch
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