Titre de série :	ENVIRONMENT & URBANIZATION
Titre :	WAITING AT THE TAP : CHANGES IN URBAN WATER USE IN EAST AFRICA OVER THREE DECADES
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	John THOMPSON ; INA T PORRAS ; ELISABETH WOOD ; JAMES K TUMWINE ; MARK R MUJWAHUZI ; MUNGUTI KATUI-KATUA ; Nick JOHNSTONE
Editeur :	I.I.E.D.
Année de publication :	2000/10
Importance :	2/12 (pp 37-52)
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	0956-2478
Note générale :	Lieu(x) de disponibilité : enda rup
Langues :	Anglais
Mots-clés :	RECYCLAGE DES EAUX  ALIMENTATION EN EAU  ASSAINISSEMENT  MILIEU URBAIN  NAIROBI  KENYA  DAR ES SALAAM  TANZANIE  AFRIQUE DE L'EST
Résumé :	THIS PAPER REPORTS ON CHANGES IN WATER SUPPLIES IN 16 SITES IN NINE EAST AFRICAN URBAN CENTRES(INCLUDING NAIROBI AND DAR ES SALAAM) BETWEEN 1967 AND 1997. THE SITES INCLUDED BOTH LOW-INCOME AND AFFLUENT NEIGHBOURHOODS. IN MOST SITES, WATER SUPPLIES HAD DETERIORATED. FOR SITES THAT ALREADY HAD PIPED WATER IN 1967, MOST RECEIVED LESS WATER PER DAY IN 1997 AND MORE UNRELIABLE SUPPLIES.ONE OF THE MOST NOTABLE CHANGES WHEN COMPARING 1997 TO 1967 WAS THE MUCH GREATER IMPORTANCE OF PRIVATE WATER VENDING THROUGH KIOSKS OR VENDORS;THESE HAD BECOME A BOOMING BUSINESS IN MANY OF THE LOW-AND MIDDLE-INCOME SITES.
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ENVIRONMENT & URBANIZATION. WAITING AT THE TAP : CHANGES IN URBAN WATER USE IN EAST AFRICA OVER THREE DECADES [texte imprimé] / John THOMPSON ; INA T PORRAS ; ELISABETH WOOD ; JAMES K TUMWINE ; MARK R MUJWAHUZI ; MUNGUTI KATUI-KATUA ; Nick JOHNSTONE . - [S.l.] : I.I.E.D., 2000/10 . - 2/12 (pp 37-52).
ISSN : 0956-2478
Lieu(x) de disponibilité : enda rup
Langues : Anglais

Mots-clés :	RECYCLAGE DES EAUX  ALIMENTATION EN EAU  ASSAINISSEMENT  MILIEU URBAIN  NAIROBI  KENYA  DAR ES SALAAM  TANZANIE  AFRIQUE DE L'EST
Résumé :	THIS PAPER REPORTS ON CHANGES IN WATER SUPPLIES IN 16 SITES IN NINE EAST AFRICAN URBAN CENTRES(INCLUDING NAIROBI AND DAR ES SALAAM) BETWEEN 1967 AND 1997. THE SITES INCLUDED BOTH LOW-INCOME AND AFFLUENT NEIGHBOURHOODS. IN MOST SITES, WATER SUPPLIES HAD DETERIORATED. FOR SITES THAT ALREADY HAD PIPED WATER IN 1967, MOST RECEIVED LESS WATER PER DAY IN 1997 AND MORE UNRELIABLE SUPPLIES.ONE OF THE MOST NOTABLE CHANGES WHEN COMPARING 1997 TO 1967 WAS THE MUCH GREATER IMPORTANCE OF PRIVATE WATER VENDING THROUGH KIOSKS OR VENDORS;THESE HAD BECOME A BOOMING BUSINESS IN MANY OF THE LOW-AND MIDDLE-INCOME SITES.
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