Browsing by Author "Webster, James"

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  • Management of small towns water supply, Ghana 
    Braimah, Clifford Abdallah (Cranfield University, 2010-06)
    Delivering improved water services in small towns in low-income countries encompasses particular challenges. Often considered too large to be effectively community managed , small towns may also be too small, with too ...
  • Menstrual management: a neglected aspect of hygiene interventions 
    Parker, Alison H.; Smith, Jennifer A.; Verdemato, Tania; Cooke, Jeanette; Webster, James; Carter, Richard C. (Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 2014-12-31)
    Purpose - Effective menstrual management is essential for the mental and physical well being of women. However, many women in low-income countries lack access to the materials and facilities required. They are thus restricted ...
  • Risk management for drinking water supplies in developing countries :the influence of culture on water safety plans 
    Omar, Yahya Yussuf (Cranfield University, 2013-12)
    Consumption of unsafe water in developing countries results in considerable number of illnesses and deaths annually. The World Health Organization and the International Water Association are promoting the use of water ...
  • A study of the socio economic sustainability of a proposed gravity fed water scheme in Buea, Cameroon 
    Douglas, William (Cranfield UniversitySAS, 2009-09)
    The water system for the town of Buea has been underperforming for several years now. A rationing system ensures that all areas receive a water supply for at least a few hours a day. At present there are two functioning ...
  • Tank costs for domestic rainwater harvesting in East Africa 
    Parker, Alison; Cruddas, Peter; Rowe, Nick; Carter, Richard; Webster, James (Thomas Telford, 2012-12-31)
    Rainwater harvesting from hard roofing can provide safe water to meet the basic domestic needs of several hundred million people in low-income countries. However, rainwater harvesting has a higher household cost than other ...