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Volume 9, Issue 2
1 June 2019
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ISSN 2043-9083
EISSN 2408-9362
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Review Paper

Unravelling pro-poor water services: what does it mean and why is it so popular?
Akosua Sarpong Boakye-Ansah; Klaas Schwartz; Margreet Zwarteveen
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Relationships between shared sanitation facilities and diarrhoeal and soil-transmitted helminth infections: an analytical review
P. S. Ramlal; T. A. Stenström; S. Munien; I. D. Amoah; C. A. Buckley ...
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To char or not to char? Review of technologies to produce solid fuels for resource recovery from faecal sludge
Nienke Andriessen; Barbara J. Ward; Linda Strande
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Research Paper

Potable water supply among the physically challenged in selected homes for the disabled in Ibadan
Ifiok P. Udofia; Elizabeth O. Oloruntoba
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Protecting sources of urban water supply in Haiti: An institutional analysis
Antonio Andres Martinez
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Acceptability, effectiveness, and fouling of PointOne membrane filters distributed in South Sudan
Shannon Holding; Ilin Sadeghi; Trevor White; Anna Murray; James Ray, III ...
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Geo-spatial modeling of access to water and sanitation in Nigeria
Benson Ajisegiri; Luis A. Andres; Samir Bhatt; Basab Dasgupta; Juan A. Echenique ...
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In-situ drying of faecal sludge in breathable membrane-lined collection containers
Shray Saxena; Babak Ebrazibakhshayesh; Steven K. Dentel; Paul T. Imhoff; Daniel K. Cha
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Anaerobic stabilisation of urine diverting dehydrating toilet faeces (UDDT-F) in urban poor settlements: biochemical energy recovery
Joy Riungu; Mariska Ronteltap; Jules B. van Lier
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Qualitative exploration of local knowledge, attitudes and use of Moringa oleifera seeds for home-based water purification and diarrhoea prevention in Niger State, Nigeria
Agatha Aduro; Bassey Ebenso
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Mineralization of organic matter and productivity of tifton 85 grass (Cynodon spp.) in soil incorporated with stabilized sludge from a vertical flow constructed wetland
Diogo André P. Silva; Antonio T. Matos; Mateus P. Matos
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Microbial contamination levels in the drinking water and associated health risks in Karachi, Pakistan
Rafat Amin; Midhat Batool Zaidi; Saima Bashir; Rafiq Khanani; Rukhsana Nawaz ...
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Storage-induced deterioration of domestic water quality
C. C. Nnaji; I. V. Nnaji; R. O. Ekwule
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When the pits fill up: (in)visible flows of waste in urban India
C. S. Sharada Prasad; Isha Ray
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Assessing the short-term outcomes of a piped water supply intervention in peri-urban Mozambique
Ana Rita Sequeira; Ryan Admiraal; Lário L. M. Herculano; Fraydson Conceição; Amélia Monguela ...
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Illuminating utility benchmarking data with analysis and consumer feedback – insights from Nepal
R. Ogata; N. Khatri; M. Sakamoto
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Optimization of multiple fillers used for removal of water pollutants of large well near the river in northern China
Yanjiao Gao; Shujie Li
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Practical Paper

Redesigning the ventilated improved pit latrine for use in built-up low-income settings
Peter A. Obeng; Sampson Oduro-Kwarteng; Bernard Keraita; Henrik Bregnhøj; Robert C. Abaidoo ...
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A conceptual evaluation framework for the water and sanitation for health facility improvement tool (WASH FIT)
Nicole Weber; Molly Patrick; Arabella Hayter; Andrea L. Martinsen; Rick Gelting
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Short Communication

Impacts of flooding on drinking water access in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: implications for the Sustainable Development Goals
Sarah L. Smiley; Herbert Hambati
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