 | 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 is an introduction to vector control. It presents some methods of chemical control of the principle disease vectors. It should always be born in mind that a large-scale control programme necessarily demands specialist skills.
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