Sharing Experiences: Sustainable Sanitation in South East Asia and The Pacific

Penerbit:Australia, WaterAid Australia – International WaterCentre, March 2008, 60 hal
Tahun Terbit:Th. 2008
No. Klasifikasi:363.72 WAT s
Kata Kunci:studi kasus, sanitasi, hygiene, South East Asia and the Pacific
Lokasi:Perpustakaan ISSDP (Indonesia Sanitation Sector Development Program), Telp. 021-31903909
Kategori:Studi Kasus

This book is a collection of case studies on sanitation and hygiene initiatives in South East Asia and the Pacific. It aims to contribute to a growing community of practice.

Contents:

Foreword

Introduction

The Case Studies

1. Indonesia: “Shifting the focus for sanitation in the Second Water and Sanitation for Low Income Communities Project” (Nina Shatifan, WSLIC 2 Project)

2. Vietnam: “The sum is greater than the parts: An investigation of Plan in Vietnam’s double-vault composting latrine program in northern Vietnam” (Ben Cole, Environmental Health Consultant; Pham Duc Phuc, National Institute of Hygiene  and Epidemiology; and John Collett, Plan in Vietnam)

3. Vanuatu: “Putting community development principles into practice: A case study of a rural water, sanitation and hygiene project in Vanuatu” (Gabrielle Halcrow and John Donnelly, World Vision Australia)

4. Vietnam: “To their credit: How three Mekong Delta towns have used revolving funds to increase coverage of septic tanks” (Le Thi Hao, Penny Dutton and Geoff Bridger, 3DT WSS Project)

5. FIJI: “The Sanitation Park Project: A regional initiative to increase participatory approaches in the sanitation sector” (Rhonda Bower, SOPAC; Dr. Leonie Crennan, Institute for Unsertain Futures; and Kamal Khatri, SOPAC)

6. Timor Leste: “A journey from subsidy to Community Led Total Sanitation: The experience of WaterAid Australia and Plan in Timor Leste” (Dinesh Bajracharya, waterAid Australia)

7. Papua New Guinea: “A Toilet Paper: Reflections on ATprojects school sanitation in Papua New Guinea” (Steve Layton, ATprojects)

8. Indonesia: “Sustainable Sanitation: A new paradigm in Aceh, Indonesia” (RS Arun Kumar, World Toilet Organization)

9. Tonga, Vanuatu, Tuvalu and Kribati: “Training in Eco-sanitation for communities in Pacific Island Countries” (Dr. Leonie Crennan, Institute for Uncertain Futures)
 

Pustaka ini tersedia di ISSDP (Indonesia Sanitation Sector Development Program),
Jl. Cianjur No.4 Menteng, Jakarta 10310. Telp. 021-31903909

 



Post Date : 25 November 2008