Sanitation planning tools aim for sustainability

Jennifer Mcconville; Elisabeth Kvarnström; Patrick Bracken

Sanitation planning tools aim for sustainability

Jennifer Mcconville
, Elisabeth Kvarnström
, Patrick Bracken

Publication: Contribution to magazine or newspaper › Magazine article › Popular science

Abstract

Proper planning of sanitation projects must address and overcome the myriad of problems that account for their low success rate. Orienting sanitation projects to avoid these difficulties, including cultural constraints, high costs, and low community demand, could help transform them into sustainable, long-term projects, according to authors

Original language	English
Pages	43, 45, 57
Number of pages	3
No.	Mar/Apr
Specialist publication	World Water & Environmental Engineering
Publication status	Published - 2009
Externally published	Yes

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Sanitation planning tools aim for sustainability

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