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COVID-19: Opportunities and challenges for the water, sanitation and hygiene sector
Disasters are undesirable events; but, if managed well, they can be catalysts for beneficial systematic change. The necessity for efficacy in COVID-19 pandemic ...
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Water Quality, Reliability and Payment for Services: Household Perspectives I - Context and Water Quality
In this two-part series, Charles Simkins sets out what can be learnt about household perceptions of water services, water quality and interruptions from the ...
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Emerging Contaminants - Crisis Or Manageable Risk?
At present the global scientific community is grappling with the question of whether emerging contaminants in water pose any substantial health risks to ...
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Water Quality, Reliability and Payment for Services: Household Perspectives II - Water Supply Interruptions and Payment for Water
In this two-part series, Charles Simkins sets out what can be learnt about household perceptions of water services, water quality and interruptions from the ...
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Asbestos Cement Waterpipes: A Health Hazard?
Studies have shown that asbestos poses health risks to humans beyond the inhalation of fibres. Evidence suggests that ingestion of asbestos fibres from ...
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National Drinking Water Quality Reporting For Building Consumer Confidence: Part Two
Debates about safe drinking water in South Africa are of practical concern to all consumers. This review accordingly explores the extent to which South African ...
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Water Quality
This brief examines the systematic evidence available to determine the quality of drinking water in South Africa.
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National Drinking Water Quality Reporting For Building Consumer Confidence: Part One
Consuming contaminated water triggers distinct health hazards. The associated health burdens have come increasingly into public consciousness. It is therefore ...
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