 | Sanitation Promotion (SIDA - SDC - WSSCC - WHO, 1998, 292 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | Acknowledgements |
| | Acronyms |
| | Welcome |
|  | The challenge - A sanitation revolution |
| | (introduction...) |
| | The problem of sanitation - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Commonly held wrong assumptions about sanitation - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Sanitation research needs - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Gaining political will and partnership |
| | Principles and guidelines |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Advocacy for sanitation - Sara Wood1 and Mayling Simpson-Hébert2 |
| | Mobilizing the media for sanitation promotion - WHO, Geneva, Switzerland |
| | Mobilizing partners for sanitation promotion - Sara Wood1 and Mayling Simpson-Hébert2 |
| | Private-sector involvement in promoting sanitation - Sara Wood1 |
| | Social marketing for sanitation programmes - Sunil Mehra1 |
| | Case studies |
| | Securing political will in Uganda - John Odolon1 |
| | Sanitation in Surat - Ashoke Chatterjee1 |
| | Promotion through better programmes |
| | Principles and guidelines |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Important elements for a successful national sanitation programme - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Principles of better sanitation programmes - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Principle cards - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Features of better sanitation programmes - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Principles of sanitation in emergency situations (1) - John Adams1 |
| | Guidelines on achieving water supply and sanitation in peri-urban areas - WSSCC Urbanization Working Group |
| | Principles of the strategic sanitation approach - Albert M. Wright1 |
| | Empowerment |
| | A gender perspective in sanitation projects - Angela Hayden1 |
| | Hygiene behaviour-change: lessons from other sectors - Carol Jenkins1 |
| | Participatory approaches to community empowerment - John Odolon1 |
| | Participatory monitoring and evaluation of sanitation projects - Jennifer Rietbergen-McCracken1, Sara Wood2 and Mayling Simpson-Hébert3 |
| | Financing low-income household sanitation facilities through household credit - Robert Varley1 |
| | Checklist |
| | Checklist for planning better sanitation projects - WSSCC Working Group on Promotion of Sanitation |
| | Checklist for planning sanitation in emergency situations - Mayling Simpson-Hebert1 |
| | Checklist for planning hygiene behaviour-change in sanitation projects - Mayling Simpson-Hebert1 and Sara Wood2 |
| | Gender checklist for planning sanitation projects - Angela Hayden1 |
| | Promotion through innovation |
| | Child-centred approaches |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Promoting sanitation through children - Angela Hayden1 |
| | The Bal Sevak programme in India - Nandita Kapadia-Kundu and Ashok Dyalchand1 |
| | The HESAWA school health and sanitation package - Eben S. Mwasha1 |
| | Children as health and hygiene promoters in South Africa - Edward D. Breslin1, Carlos Madrid2 and Anderson Mkhize3 |
| | Participatory approaches |
| | Promoting sanitation through community participation in Bolivia - Betty Soto T.1 |
| | Strengthening a rural sanitation programme using participatory methods in Uganda - John Odolon1 |
| | Innovative technologies |
| | Towards an ecological approach to sanitation - Uno Winblad1 |
| | Promoting composting toilets for Pacific Islands - Leonie Crennan1 |
| | Peri-urban sanitation promotion in Mozambique - Darren Saywell1 |
| | Urine as fertilizer in Mexico City - Yoloquetzatl Ceballos1 |
| | Experimenting with dry toilets in El Salvador - Ron Sawyer1 and George Anna Clark2 |
| | Meeting demand for dry sanitation in Mexico - Ron Sawyer1 |
| | Low-cost sewerage - Duncan Mara1 |
| | Worm composting and vermitechnologies applicable to sanitation - S. Zorba Frankel1 |
| | Bibliography |
| | Back cover |
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