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		Water and Sanitation in Emergencies - Good Practice Review 1 (ODI, 1994, 120 p.)
			(introduction...)
			1. Objectives and Intended Audience
			2. Water and Sanitation in the Context of Environmental Health
			3. The Operating Environment: General Considerations
			4. The Operating Environment: Needs Assessment, Co-ordination and Contingency Planning
			5. Water: General Principles
			6. Sanitation: General Principles
			7. Typical Scenarios
			Annex 1 - Further Resources
			Annex 2 - Useful Contacts and Addresses
			Annex 3 - Technical Guidelines
			Annex 4 - Checklist for Environmental Health Needs Assessment
			Annex 5 - Practical Ways to Prevent the Spread of Cholera
			Annex 6 - A Gender Checklist for Environmental Health Actions
			Annex 7 - Chlorine as a Water Disinfectant
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Good practice RRN review

Good Practice Reviews are commissioned 'state of the art' reviews on different sectors or activities within the relief and rehabilitation field. Prepared by recognised specialists, and subject to peer review, they are produced in a format that is readily accessible to field based personnel.

This is the sixth Review in the series. Other titles available are:

Water and Sanitation in Emergencies by Andrew Chalinder, 1994
Emergency Supplementary Feeding Programmes by Jeremy Shoham, 1994
General Food Distribution in Emergencies: from nutritional needs to political priorities by Susanne Jaspers and Helen Young, 1996
Seed Provision During and After Emergencies by the ODI Seeds and Biodiversity Programme, 1996
Counting and Identification of Beneficiary Populations in Emergency Operations: registration and its alternatives by John Telford 1997
Temporary Human Settlement Planning for Displaced Populations in Emergencies by Andrew Chalinder, 1998
The Evaluation of Humanitarian Assistance Programmes by Alistair Hallam, 1998

Forthcoming editions under consideration include a look at best practice in security issues and an issue on best practice in microcredit in complex situations. For details on how to order these, and other publications, see overleaf.