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Livelihood Links to Poor Water Quality in India: Alternates

 

The water quality problem in India is severe in many pockets of the country. It has been learnt that there are comparatively less efforts toward addressing the problems related to water quality by government and other agencies in India. We have examples where the youth could not find jobs in organizations or public sector agencies those take physical fitness test by looking in each parameter of health of a person. In majority of cases the health authorities are not aware about the severity of endemic water quality problems in their area. The institutional coordination and knowledge networking efforts are shockingly negligible. This article tells that what the agencies and government should consider in such situation.  

People's Stories
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Author: K N Vajpai
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India
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30 November 2012

Learning Brief - Sanitation and social empowerment

How can water and sanitation provision empower the urban poor?

Publications
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Author: Homeless International
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DFID Evidence Paper: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

A summary assessment of the evidence underlying the impact of the four main WASH interventions on diarrhoea

Publications
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Author: Sandy Cairncross, Sally Baker, Joe Brown, Sue Cavill, Oliver Cumming, Jeroen Ensink, Rick Rheingans and Wolf Schmidt
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English
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PDF

How concerned we are to save our rivers

The city development planning and judicious resource allocation in most of the cities in South Asian countries is a big challenge. …

Photo
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Author: K N Vajpai
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Rishikesh, Naugaon, Meerut
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1 April 2011

Cap-Net

Cap-Net is an international network for capacity building in Intergrated Water Resource Management (IWRM). …

Networks
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Water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)
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English, Spanish.

Streams of Knowledge

Streams of Knowledge (Streams)  is a coalition of WASH resource centers, that supports the capacities development and establishment of knoweldge managment services to their partners. …

Networks
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Water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)
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English

City-Wide, Poor-Inclusive Urban Sanitation Approaches in Indonesia and the Philippines

This presentation looks at sanitation approaches for urban areas in the Philippines and Indonesia.

Author: Almud Weitz, Water Sanitation Program
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2009

CSOs Sanitation & Hygiene Advocacy & Awareness Interventions in Post Conflict Liberia

The West Africa Regional Sanitation and Hygiene Symposium showed that a lot can be achieved in WASH advocacy and awareness creation for changing behaviour and increasing funding to the sector.

Liberia
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2009