An interim “catch up” blog until the end of June – more to follow soon!

From Email alerts:

• Journal of cleaner production VOL 125; (2016) pp.1-21 Constructing the ecological sanitation:a review on technology and methods Hu, Ming; Fan, Bin; Wang, Hongliang; Qu, Bo; Zhu, Shikun
• American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene VOL 94; NUMB 5 (2016) pp.1045-1054 Ascaris lumbricoides infection following school-based deworming in western Kenya:Assessing the role of pupils’ school and home water, sanitation, and hygiene exposures Garn, Joshua V.; Mwandawiro, Charles S.; Nikolay, Birgit; Drews-Botsch, Carolyn D.; Kihara, Jim
• Physics and chemistry of the earth VOL 92; (2016) pp.119-124 Knowledge and practices regarding water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) among mothers of under-fives in Mawabeni, Umzingwane District of Zimbabwe Demberere, Tendai; Chidziya, Tayedza; Ncozana, Tatenda; Manyeruke, Norman
• Technology and culture VOL 57; NUMB 2 (2016) pp.469-470 Ann Olga Koloski-Ostrow, The Archaeology of Sanitation in Roman Italy:Toilets, Sewers, and Water Systems Evans, Harry B.
• Journal of environmental management VOL 161; (2015) pp.335-343 Capacity factor analysis for evaluating water and sanitation infrastructure choices for developing communities Bouabid, Ali; Louis, Garrick E.
• Revue canadienne d’études du développement VOL 36; NUMB 4 (2015) pp.555-572 Analysis of household demand for improved sanitation:the case of green latrines in Dapaong city in Northern Togo Lare-Dondarini, Amandine Loyal
• international journal of environmental studies VOL 72; NUMB 2 (2015) pp.356-359 Right to toilet:a roadmap for total sanitation Sen, Akshaya Kumar
• International journal of environmental health research VOL 26; NUMB 3 (2016) pp.291-305 Access to sanitation and violence against women:evidence from Demographic Health Survey (DHS) data in Kenya Winter, Samantha C.; Barchi, Francis
• International journal of environmental health research VOL 25; NUMB 6 (2015) pp.670-684 Slum inhabitants’ perceptions and decision-making processes related to an innovative sanitation service:evaluating the Blue Diversion Toilet in Kampala (Uganda) O?Keefe, Mark; Messmer, Ulrike; Luthi, Christoph; Tobias, Robert
• Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth history VOL 43; NUMB 2 (2015) pp.238-266 Sanitation, Disease and Public Health in Sierra Leone, West Africa, 1895–1922:Case Failure of British Colonial Health Policy Cole, Festus
• Development in practice VOL 25; NUMB 7 (2015) pp.986-996 Socio-economic dynamics in slums and implications for sanitation sustainability in Kisumu, Kenya Simiyu, Sheillah
• Article: Submerged Pond Sand Filter—A Novel Approach to Rural Water Supply by Mia Øhlenschlæger, Sarah C.B. Christensen, Henrik Bregnhøj and Hans-Jørgen Albrechtsen Water 2016, 8(6), 250; doi:10.3390/w8060250

 

International journal of water resources development

ISSN 0790-0627

VOL 32; NUMB 4 (2016)

pp.650-673 Public acceptance and perceptions of alternative water sources:a comparative study in nine locations Hurlimann, Anna; Dolnicar, Sara

SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT

ISSN 0048-9697

VOL 542; (2016)

• pp.1136-1143 Sewage sludge ash — A promising secondary phosphorus source for fertilizer production Herzel, H.; Kruger, O.; Hermann, L.; Adam, C.
• pp.1155-1161 Pretreated magnesite as a source of low-cost magnesium for producing struvite from urine in Nepal Krahenbuhl, M.; Etter, B.; Udert, K. M.

International journal of water resources development

ISSN 0790-0627

VOL 30; NUMB 3 (2014)

• pp.495-514 Too much of a good thing? Building social capital through knowledge transfer and collaborative networks in the southern Philippines Hearne, Declan; Powell, Bronwyn
• pp.515-527 Evaluating IWRM implementation success:are water policies in Bangladesh enhancing adaptive capacity to climate change impacts? Rouillard, Josselin J.; Benson, David; Gain, Animesh K.
• pp.528-542 The politics of IWRM in Southern Africa Mehta, Lyla; Alba, Rossella; Bolding, Alex; Denby, Kristi; Derman, Bill; Hove, Takunda; Manzungu, Em
• pp.543-558 Moving beyond integrated water resource management:developmental water management in South Africa van Koppen, Barbara; Schreiner, Barbara
• pp.559-571 Legislative and institutional reforms for water resources management in Ghana Dorm-Adzobu, Clement; Ampomah, Ben Yaw
• pp.572-587 Assessment of water resources management in the Ethiopian Central Rift Valley:environmental conservation and poverty reduction Pascual-Ferrer, Jordi; Perez-Foguet, Agusti; Codony, Jordi; Raventos, Ester; Candela, Lucila
• pp.588-604 From principles to localized implementation:villagers’ experiences of IWRM in the Shiyang River basin, Northwest China Yu, Haiyan; Edmunds, Mike; Lora-Wainwright, Anna; Thomas, Dave
• pp.605-618 Supporting IWRM through spatial integrated assessment in the Lake Naivasha basin, Kenya van Oel, Pieter Richard; Odongo, Vincent Omondi; Mulatu, Dawit Woubishet; Muthoni, Francis Kamau; Nd

International journal of water resources development

ISSN 0790-0627

VOL 31; NUMB 1 (2015)

• pp.134-145 Informal water markets and willingness to pay for water:a case study of the urban poor in Chennai City, India Venkatachalam, L.

International journal of water resources development

ISSN 0790-0627

VOL 31; NUMB 2 (2015)

• pp.151-160 Himalayan waters at the crossroads:issues and challenges Mukherji, Aditi; Molden, David; Nepal, Santosh; Rasul, Golam; Wagnon, Patrick
• pp.284-300 Integrated water resources management in Nepal:key stakeholders’ perceptions and lessons learned Suhardiman, Diana; Clement, Floriane; Bharati, Luna

International journal of water resources development

ISSN 0790-0627

VOL 31; NUMB 3 (2015)

• pp.326-342 Food-water security and virtual water trade in the Middle East and North Africa Antonelli, Marta; Tamea, Stefania
• pp.343-359 Rapid assessment of the water–energy–food–climate nexus in six selected basins of North Africa and West Asia undergoing transitions and scarcity threats King, Caroline; Jaafar, Hadi
• pp.375-392 Nexus meets crisis:a review of conflict, natural resources and the humanitarian response in Darfur with reference to the water–energy–food nexus Bromwich, Brendan
• pp.461-482 Towards a water–energy–food nexus policy:realizing the blue and green virtual water of agriculture in Jordan Talozi, Samer; Al Sakaji, Yasmeen; Altz-Stamm, Amelia
• MATERNAL AND CHILD NUTRITION VOL 12; SUPP 1 (2016) pp.106-120 Preventing environmental enteric dysfunction through improved water, sanitation and hygiene:an opportunity for stunting reduction in developing countries Mbuya, M. N.; Humphrey, J. H.
• MATERNAL AND CHILD NUTRITION VOL 12; SUPP 1 (2016) pp.3-11 Stop stunting:improving child feeding, women’s nutrition and household sanitation in South Asia Aguayo, V. M.; Menon, P.
• MATERNAL AND CHILD NUTRITION VOL 12; SUPP 1 (2016) pp.91-105 Can water, sanitation and hygiene help eliminate stunting? Current evidence and policy implications Cumming, O.; Cairncross, S.
• Third world quarterly VOL 36; NUMB 8 (2015) pp.1527-1545 Implementing the human right to water and sanitation:a study of global and local discourses Baer, Madeline; Gerlak, Andrea

Water international

ISSN 0250-8060

VOL 40; NUMB 2 (2015)

• pp.251-272 A perfect storm:the causes and consequences of severe water scarcity, institutional breakdown and conflict in Yemen Weiss, Matthew I.

Water international

ISSN 0250-8060

VOL 40; NUMB 3 (2015)

• pp.401-416 Evolution of water management in coastal Bangladesh:from temporary earthen embankments to depoliticized community-managed polders Dewan, Camelia; Mukherji, Aditi; Buisson, Marie-Charlotte
• pp.513-533 Pollution of inland waters in Brazil:the case for goal-oriented initiatives Libanio, Paulo Augusto Cunha

Water international

ISSN 0250-8060

VOL 40; NUMB 4 (2015)

• pp.614-634 Using water insecurity to predict domestic water demand in the Palestinian West Bank Galaitsi, S. E.; Huber-Lee, Annette; Vogel, Richard M.; Naumova, Elena N.
• pp.647-663 Predicting water quality associated with land cover change in the Grootdraai Dam catchment, South Africa du Plessis, Anja; Harmse, Tertius; Ahmed, Fethi

Water international

ISSN 0250-8060

VOL 40; NUMB 5-6 (2015)

• pp.895-910 The water–energy–food (WEF) security nexus:the policy perspective of Bangladesh Gain, Animesh K.; Giupponi, Carlo; Benson, David
• pp.733-747 The impact of water users’ associations on the productivity of irrigated agriculture in Pakistani Punjab Mekonnen, Dawit K.; Channa, Hira; Ringler, Claudia

Water international

ISSN 0250-8060

VOL 40; NUMB 7 (2015)

• pp.1071-1077 Amit Gross, Adi Maimon, Yuval Alfiya, and Eran Friedler, Greywater reuse Lee, Ryan H.
• pp.1021-1039 Water conflicts in tropical watersheds:hydroeconomic simulations of water sharing policies between upstream small private irrigators and downstream large public irrigation schemes in Burkina Faso Kpadonou, Baba A. Rivaldo; Barbier, Bruno; Wellens, Joost; Sauret, Elie; Zangre, B. V. C. Adolphe

Water international

ISSN 0250-8060

VOL 41; NUMB 1 (2016)

• pp.125-139 Water scarcity and the exclusionary city:the struggle for water justice in Lima, Peru Ioris, Antonio A. R.

Water international

ISSN 0250-8060

VOL 41; NUMB 3 (2016)

• pp.483-500 Questioning the effectiveness of planned conflict resolution strategies in water disputes between rural communities and mining companies in Peru Sosa, Milagros; Zwarteveen, Margreet
• pp.392-408 A pilot study of the Social Water Assessment Protocol in a mining region of Ghana Danoucaras, Anastasia N.; Adam, Alidu Babatu; Sturman, Kathryn; Collins, Nina K.; Woodley, Alan

Development in practice

ISSN 0961-4524

VOL 25; NUMB 5 (2015)

• pp.715-727 Improving the effectiveness of Ugandan water user committees Terry, Alan; McLaughlin, Oscar; Kazooba, Francis

 

 

From Sanitation Updates:

Handwashing With a Water-Efficient Tap and Low-Cost Foaming Soap: The Povu Poa “Cool Foam” System in Kenya

Market-based Approaches to Sanitation

Fecal Sludge Management Tools – World Bank

Posted: 27 Jun 2016

A Third Of Hospitals In Developing Nations Don’t Have Clean Water

Peeing in public still a concern, Modi seeks changes in Swachh Bharat campaign

Posted: 24 Jun 2016

Methane production for sanitation improvement in Haiti

Improving CLTS targeting: Evidence from Nigeria

Posted: 22 Jun 2016

Global Water Pathogen Project (GWPP)

From waste-picker to waste professional: A Bengaluru organisation recycles livelihoods

Managing menstruation in the workplace: an overlooked issue in low- and middle-income countries

Human fecal and pathogen exposure pathways in rural Indian villages and the effect of increased latrine coverage

What are the most significant trends in the WASH sector for 2016 – 2025?

Sanitation in Bangladesh: Revolution, Evolution, and New Challenges

Posted: 21 Jun 2016

The Guardian – Can mapping faecal flows cut the crap in developing cities?

Approaches to Capital Financing and Cost Recovery in Sewerage Schemes Implemented in India: Lessons Learned and Approaches for Future Schemes

Community Slum Sanitation in India A Practitioner’s Guide

Posted: 16 Jun 2016

Global Sanitation Fund reports advances in sanitation and hygiene for communities across 13 countries

Posted: 14 Jun 2016 02:38 AM PDT

Teachers and Sanitation Promotion: An Assessment of Community Led Total Sanitation in Ethiopia

Comparative assessment of sanitation and hygiene policies and institutional frameworks in Rwanda, Uganda and Tanzania

An Innovative Solution To Menstrual Hygiene In Developing Countries

SuSanA monthly webinar 3: Of Faeces and Icebergs – Sanitation, Organizational Neurosis and Change, Wednesday June 22th 2016, 9:00 EDT (New York time)

Posted: 15 Jun 2016

Global Waters Radio: Eddy Perez on Lessons Learned and New Trends in the Sanitation Sector

Global Waters Radio: Piet deVries on Sanitation Behavior Change in Liberia

A Community Approach to Better Public Health in Rural Liberia

Recent reports, videos on fecal sludge management

Posted: 10 Jun 2016

New ownership models for water and sanitation services

Sometimes you don’t make enough money to buy food: An analysis of South African street waste pickers income

Posted: 09 Jun 2016

The Knowledge Base for Achieving the Sustainable Development Goal Targets on Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene

EAWAG – Assessing the Costs of on-Site Sanitation Facilities

The Developing World Urgently Needs Phages to Combat Pathogenic Bacteria

Impact of Community-led Total Sanitation on Women’s Health in Urban Slums: A Case Study from Kalyani Municipality

WasteAid UK wins award for waste management work

Posted: 08 Jun 2016

USAID – More Than Just Toilets: Report on USAID’s Response to the Global Sanitation Challenge, 2015

Co-composting: New take on traditional technology for better soils and sanitation

SDG 6 on water and sanitation is essential for sustainable development

Public Finance for WASH

WASH & stunting: an annotated bibliography

Posted: 07 Jun 2016