 | Public Health Technician (MSF, 1994, 192 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
|  | 1. Water in camps of Displaced people |
| | (introduction...) |
| | A. Needs |
| | B. Water related health risks |
| | C. Water supply |
| | D. Assessment of water quality |
| | E. Simple water treatment technique |
| | F. Technical briefs |
| | II - Sanitation |
| | (introduction...) |
| | A. Excreta disposal |
| | B. Removal and treatment of wastewater |
| | C. Collection and disposal of refuse |
| | D. Technical briefs |
| | III - Vector control |
| | (introduction...) |
| | A. Introduction |
| | B. The principal vectors: biology and control methods |
| | C. Precautions for use and storage of insecticides |
| | D. Spraying equipment |
| | E. Technical briefs |
| | IV - GIossary, conversion tables and estimations |
| | V - Bibliography |
(introduction...)
This chapter describes the health risks created by inadequate sanitation. It suggests some simple techniques for disposal of excreta, wastewater and refuse, which improve environmental sanitation and thus create "sanitary barriers".
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