Environment and Urbanization - v. 15, n. 2 (Oktober 2003)

Erschienen:	Oktober 2003

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Ahmed, Noman / Sohail, Muhammad	Alternate water supply arrangements in peri-urban localities: awami(people’s) tanks in Orangi township, Karachi	33-42
Budds, Jessica / McGranahan, Gordon	Are the debates on water privatization missing the point? Experiences from Africa, Asia and Latin America	87-114
Burra, Sundar / Patel, Sheela / Kerr, Thomas	Community-designed, built and managed toilet blocks in Indian cities	11-32
Parkinson, Jonathan	Drainage and stormwater management strategies for low-income urban communities	115-126
Makhoul, Jihad / Ghanem, Dana Abi / Ghanem, Mary	An ethnographic study of the consequences of social and structural forces on children: the case of two low-income Beirut suburbs	249-260
Ferguson, Bruce / Navarrete, Jesus	A financial framework for reducing slums: lessons from experience in Latin America	201-216
Malhotra, Mohini	Financing her home, one wall at a time	217-228
von Bertrab, Etienne	Guadalajara’s water crisis and the fate of Lake Chapala: a reflection of poor water management in Mexico	127-140
Keraita, Bernard / Drechsel, Pay / Amoah, Philip	Influence of urban wastewater on stream water quality and agriculture in and around Kumasi, Ghana	171-178
Satterthwaite, David	The Millennium Development Goals and urban poverty reduction: great expectations and nonsense statistics	179-190
Bapat, Meera / Agarwal, Indu	Our needs, our priorities; women and men from the slums in Mumbai and Pune talk about their needs for water and sanitation	71-86
Baker, Jonathan / Wallevik, Hege	Poverty and wealth at the rural–urban interface: an actor-centred perspective from northern Tanzania	229-248
Lula da Silva, Luiz Inácio / de Castro, Cassiana Rosa / de Fátima MacHado, Sueli / de Orato Santos, Alveci Oliveira / Teixeira Ferreira, Luiz Tarcísio / Teixeira, Paulo / Suplicy, Marta / Dutra, Olívio	The Programme for Land Tenure Legalization on Public Land in São Paulo, Brazil	191-200
Wolf, J. / van Wijk, M. S. / Cheng, X. / Hu, Y. / van Diepen, C. A. / Jongbloed, A. W. / van Keulen, H. / Lu, C. H. / Roetter, R.	Urban and peri-urban agricultural production in Beijing municipality and its impact on water quality	141-156
Bradford, Andrew / Brook, Robert / Hunshal, C. S.	Wastewater irrigation in Hubli–Dharwad, India: implications for health and livelihoods	157-170
	Water, sanitation and drainage: ensuring better provision with limited resources	3-10
Hanchett, Suzanne / Akhter, Shireen / Hoque Khan, Mohidul / Mezulianik, Stephen / Blagbrough, Vicky	Water, sanitation and hygiene in Bangladeshi slums: an evaluation of the WaterAid– Bangladesh urban programme	43-56
Bartlett, Sheridan	Water, sanitation and urban children: the need to go beyond "improved" provision	57-70

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Ahmed, Noman / Sohail, Muhammad

Alternate water supply arrangements in peri-urban localities: awami(people’s) tanks in Orangi township, Karachi

33-42

Budds, Jessica / McGranahan, Gordon

Are the debates on water privatization missing the point? Experiences from Africa, Asia and Latin America

87-114

Burra, Sundar / Patel, Sheela / Kerr, Thomas

Community-designed, built and managed toilet blocks in Indian cities

11-32

Parkinson, Jonathan

Drainage and stormwater management strategies for low-income urban communities

115-126

Makhoul, Jihad / Ghanem, Dana Abi / Ghanem, Mary

An ethnographic study of the consequences of social and structural forces on children: the case of two low-income Beirut suburbs

249-260

Ferguson, Bruce / Navarrete, Jesus

A financial framework for reducing slums: lessons from experience in Latin America

201-216

Malhotra, Mohini

Financing her home, one wall at a time

217-228

von Bertrab, Etienne

Guadalajara’s water crisis and the fate of Lake Chapala: a reflection of poor water management in Mexico

127-140

Keraita, Bernard / Drechsel, Pay / Amoah, Philip

Influence of urban wastewater on stream water quality and agriculture in and around Kumasi, Ghana

171-178

Satterthwaite, David

The Millennium Development Goals and urban poverty reduction: great expectations and nonsense statistics

179-190

Bapat, Meera / Agarwal, Indu

Our needs, our priorities; women and men from the slums in Mumbai and Pune talk about their needs for water and sanitation

71-86

Baker, Jonathan / Wallevik, Hege

Poverty and wealth at the rural–urban interface: an actor-centred perspective from northern Tanzania

229-248

Lula da Silva, Luiz Inácio / de Castro, Cassiana Rosa / de Fátima MacHado, Sueli / de Orato Santos, Alveci Oliveira / Teixeira Ferreira, Luiz Tarcísio / Teixeira, Paulo / Suplicy, Marta / Dutra, Olívio

The Programme for Land Tenure Legalization on Public Land in São Paulo, Brazil

191-200

Wolf, J. / van Wijk, M. S. / Cheng, X. / Hu, Y. / van Diepen, C. A. / Jongbloed, A. W. / van Keulen, H. / Lu, C. H. / Roetter, R.

Urban and peri-urban agricultural production in Beijing municipality and its impact on water quality

141-156

Bradford, Andrew / Brook, Robert / Hunshal, C. S.

Wastewater irrigation in Hubli–Dharwad, India: implications for health and livelihoods

157-170

Water, sanitation and drainage: ensuring better provision with limited resources

3-10

Hanchett, Suzanne / Akhter, Shireen / Hoque Khan, Mohidul / Mezulianik, Stephen / Blagbrough, Vicky

Water, sanitation and hygiene in Bangladeshi slums: an evaluation of the WaterAid– Bangladesh urban programme

43-56

Bartlett, Sheridan

Water, sanitation and urban children: the need to go beyond "improved" provision

57-70

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