Water services and HIV/AIDS
Updated - Tuesday 29 January 2008
Potter, A. and Clacherty, A. (2007). Water services and HIV/AIDS. Water, sanitation and health and hygiene education in the context of HIV/AIDS : a guide for local government councillors and officials responsible for water, sanitation and municipal health services. Pretoria, South Africa, Water Research Commission. Large (!) PDF file available at http://www.wrc.org.za/downloads/report%20lists/web%20rpts/devco/TT317-07.pdf [8.5 MB!]
This report is intended to assist local government water services and environmental health officials with planning and implementing water and sanitation services, together with health and hygiene education, in order to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS. It sets out a framework for municipal responses to HIV/AIDS and highlights ways in which HIV/AIDS can be mainstreamed into water and sanitation planning, regulation, implementation and provision. In order to clarify the institutional complexities in water and environmental health services, it provides a model, strategies and indicators for implementing project-related health and hygiene education in the context of HIV/AIDS. [summary taken from the report].
Copies of this Report can be requested from:
Water Research Commission,
PO Box 824,
Pretoria, 0001
South Africa
Tel: 012 330 0340
Fax: 012 331 2565
Email: orders@wrc.org.za
Refer to Report Number: TT317/07
Website: http://www.wrc.org.za
Please note that costs may apply.

