Jackson Library

Overview

• Water on top of development agenda
  Anonymous. African Business, May 2004, p. II
• Water development and poverty reduction
  ed. Unver et al. Boston: Kluwer Academic, 2003
• Thirty years of change in water use in East Africa
  Anonymous. Appropriate Technology, June 2002, p. 54

Case studies

• Water project benefits Kenyan pastoralists
  H. Wahinya. Appropriate Technology, September 2004, p. 47
• From Plan to action: Water supply and sanitation for the poor in Africa
  Anonymous. Appropriate Technology, June 2004, p. 54
• The Private sector in rural water and sanitation services in Uganda: Understanding the context and developing support strategies
  K. Danert et al. Journal of International Development, Nov 2003, p. 1099-1114
• Smallholders benefit from better water management
  Anonymous. September 2003, p. 20
• Indigenous people, women and water
  F. Akiwumi. Greener Management International, Summer 2003, p. 67
• Reducing water and sanitation backlogs in rural areas
  D. Stephen. Greener Management International, Summer 2003, p. 47
• Sustainable water supply for a remote rural community in Mozambique
  E. Mann. Greener Management International, Summer 2003, p. 59
• The Role of government in maintaining rural water supplies: Caveats from Malawi's gravity schemes
  E. Limier. Public Administration & Development, August 2001, pp 245-257

Technique

• Wind-pumping
  Anonymous. Appropriate Technology, June 2004, p. 34
• Pump priming
  J. Hookway. Far Eastern Economic Review, Nov 13, 2003, p. 44
• Hydraulic ram pumps
  Anonymous. Appropriate Technology, September 2002, p. 30
• Photovoltaic water pumps
  A. Hahn. Appropriate Technology, January-March 2002, p. 48

Organizations

• IWRM
• WaterAid
• The World's Water