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Ahmed, Rokeya 1 Blackett, Isabel 1 Briceño, Bertha 1 Cameron, Lisa 1 Eales, Kathy 1 Febriani, Evi 1 Florez, Rocío 1 Hanchett, Suzanne 1 Kahn, Mohidul Hoque 1 Krieger, Laurie 1 Kullmann, Craig 1 Shah, Manisha 1 Siregar, Reini 1 Yusuf, Ahmad 1
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Review of Community-Managed Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Systems in Indonesia
Blackett, Isabel; Eales, Kathy; Febriani, Evi; Siregar, … - 2013
Effective management of sanitation and wastewater is a growing challenge in dense urban settlements. Rapidly increasing urbanization and, along with that, rising settlement densities in low-income urban and peri-urban areas highlight the need for sanitation technologies and management systems...
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Downstream Impacts of Water Pollution in the Upper Citarum River, West Java, Indonesia : Economic Assessment of Interventions to Improve Water Quality
Asian Development Bank; World Bank - 2013
The Economics of Sanitation Initiative (ESI) of the World Bank's Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) commenced in East Asia and the Pacific region in 2006 to generate and disseminate economic evidence on sanitation. A phase one study in five countries of the region, including Indonesia, assessed...
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Scaling Up Handwashing and Rural Sanitation : Findings from a Baseline Survey in Tanzania
Briceño, Bertha; Yusuf, Ahmad - 2012
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Long-Term Sustainability of Improved Sanitation in Rural Bangladesh
Ahmed, Rokeya; Hanchett, Suzanne; Kahn, Mohidul Hoque; … - 2011
Sanitation needs are significant in Bangladesh, which is the most densely populated country in the world and one of the poorest. Adding to the challenge, about one-third of Bangladesh experiences annual floods and other parts of the country suffer seasonal water shortages. All of these factors...
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Constructive Dialogue : Communication for Development in Water, Sanitation, and Infrastructure Projects
World Bank - 2011
This report organizes the contents, lessons learned, and conclusions of this workshop and is geared toward project and institution leaders and managers, as well as persons responsible for project execution who are interested in taking advantage of the benefits derived from the inclusion of...
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Integrating Hygiene Promotion Into World Bank Projects : Experiences from Colombia and Peru
Florez, Rocío - 2011
This report has been created to provide practical tools, tips, and methodologies for project leaders to integrate hygiene components into their projects. It builds on available evidence about the contribution of behavioral change programs to the reduction of diseases, in particular hand-washing...
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Economic Assessment of Sanitation Interventions in the Philippines
World Bank - 2011
The Philippines is well on its way to achieving the sanitation target, which is part of a combined drinking water and sanitation target within the Millennium Development Goal (MDG). As of 2008, about 76 percent of its population had access to improved sanitation facilities (JMP 2010). This is...
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Scaling Up Rural Sanitation : Findings from the Impact Evaluation Baseline Survey in Indonesia
Cameron, Lisa; Shah, Manisha - 2010
The overall purpose of the Impact Evaluation is to provide decision makers with a body of rigorous evidence on the effects of the hand washing and sanitation projects at scale on a set of relevant outcomes. It also aims to generate robust evidence on a cross-country basis, understanding how...
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