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Water and Sanitation Technologies: A Trainer's Manual (Peace Corps, 1985)
	(introduction...)
	Acknowledgements
	Training staff contributors
	Introduction
	Training program textbooks
	Training subject areas
	Program goals
	Behavioral objectives skill sheet
	Block schedule
	Sessions
		Session 1 - Water and sanitation issues in third world countries
		Session 2 - Introduction to the training program
		Session 3 - Facilitation skills
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 3A: Participative & directive training styles
			Attachment 3B - Skills for development facilitators
		Session 4 - Community mobilization
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 4A: Development and self-reliance
			Attachment 4B: Community mobilization
		Session 5 - Math review
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 5A: Conversion chart
		Session 6 - Concrete and reinforcement
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 6A: Concrete and mortar
		Session 7 - Project documentation
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 7A: Format for trainee documentation
		Session 8 - Field demonstration: Formwork and pouring concrete
		Session 9 - Introduction to environmental sanitation
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 9A: Water-related diseases
		Session 10 - Non-formal health education
		Session 11 - Community water supply case study
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 11A: Ecoli case study
		Session 12 - Project planning and management
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 12A: Steps to proactive planning
		Session 13 - Community needs and resource assessment
		Session 14 - Communicable diseases and control
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 14A: Communicable diseases
		Session 15 - Excreta disposal systems
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 15A: Improved ventilated pit latrine
		Session 16 - Health education presentations
		Session 17 - Basic drawing and blueprint reading
		Session 18 - field demonstration: block laying
		Session 19 - Project planning: Latrine construction
		Session 20 - Latrine construction
		Session 21 - Women and water
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 21A: Women, water and the decade
		Session 22 - Hydrology
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 22A: Groundwater hydrology and sources
		Session 23 - Water supply improvements
		Session 24 - Pumps: Installation, operation, maintenance
		Session 25 - Field demonstration: Pump assembly and disassembly
		Session 26 - Field demonstration: Pipework and plumbing
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 26A: Pipes and pipeworking
		Session 27 - Principles of hand-dug shallow wells
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 27A: Large diameter tube wells
		Session 28 - Well site inspection and feasibility survey
		Session 29 - Project planning: Well rehabilitation
		Session 30 - Shallow well rehabilitation
		Session 31 - Gravity water systems: Part I
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 31A: General explanation of pressure, head, HGL, and friction losses
		Session 32 - Survey and measurement
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 32A: Alternative ways of measuring elevations
			Attachment 32B: Profiling
		Session 33 - Field demonstration: Surveying
		Session 34 - Gravity water systems: Part II
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 34A: Design guidelines and layouts for simple gravity water systems
		Session 35 - Principles of spring development
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 35A: Design features of spring development
		Session 36 - Spring site feasibility survey and flow measurement
		Session 37 - Project planning: Spring development
		Session 38 - Spring development construction
		Session 39 - Ferrocement technology and construction
		Session 40 - Project planning: Ferrocement water tank
		Session 41 - Ferrocement water tank construction
		Session 42 - Constructing projects in a community
		Session 43 - Proposal writing
			(introduction...)
			Attachment 43A: Guidelines for a small-scale non-technical proposal
		Session 44 - Training review and assessment
	Session assessment
	Critique sheet for trainers using this manual*
	Bibliography
	Peace corps water and sanitation sector background