Appropriate technology for water supply and sanitation : sanitation field manual / [by John M. Kalbermatten, DeAnne S. Julius, and Charles G. Gunnerson] ; Transportation, Water and Telecommunications Department, The World Bank.

Main entry:

Kalbermatten, John M.

Title & Author:

Publication:

Washington, D.C. : Transportation, Water and Telecommunications Department, The World Bank, 1980.

Description:

iii, [87] pages : illustrations, diagrams. ; 28 cm.

Series:

Appropriate technology for water supply and sanitation ; v. 11

Notes:
"A contribution to the international drinking water supply and sanitation decade."
Acronyms: p. i.
Library copy: former shelfmark: 628/213-77.

Summary:

The purpose of the document is to provide early dissemination of rich results of the reseach project on appropriate technology for water supply and waste disposal in developing countries, that was undertaken by the World Bank.

Subject:

Water-supply Developing countries.
Sewage disposal Developing countries.
Sanitary engineering Developing countries.
Sanitation.
Salubrité publique.
Sanitary engineering
Sewage disposal
Water-supply
Developing countries
Appropriate technology

Added entries:

Julius, DeAnne S., 1949-
Gunnerson, Charles G.
World Bank. Transportation, Water, and Telecommunications Department
African Architecture Matters
Georg Lippsmeier Collection
Appropriate technology for water supply and sanitation ; v. 11.

Holdings:

Location: Library main georg lippsmeier 298997
Call No.: BIB 245127
Status: Available

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