Acknowledgements
Updated - Wednesday 19 November 2003
At the back of this book are the names and contact details of the 29 authors, reviewers and other contributors who took part in its production. Small Community Water Supplies: Technology, People and Partnership has drawn strength from the diversity of their backgrounds and their specialist knowledge. IRC acknowledges each of their contributions with appreciation and gratitude.
We remain indebted too to the original authors: Professor L. Huisman (Netherlands); Professor J.M. de Azevedo Netto (Brazil); Dr B.B. Sundaresan (India); and Dr J.N. Lanoix (WHO, Switzerland). It is a testimony to their expertise and insights that text they contributed more than two decades ago survives unaltered in quite a few sections of this updated handbook.
Thanks go to IRC staff members Jo Smet and Christine van Wijk for technical and social editing respectively, and to Brian Appleton for overall editing. The drawings were done by Hans Emeis and the design and desktop publishing by Fabrique. Loekie Broersma undertook the formidable task of drawing together the multiple contributions and Sascha de Graaf managed the publication process. Thanks to them all.
Finally, the book would not have been produced at all without welcome financial support from the Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment in the Netherlands.
Small Community Water Supplies: Technology, people and partnership
Overview
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction (chapter 1)
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- Planning and Management (Chapter 2)
- Small community water services (Chapter 3)
- Water quality and quantity (chapter 4)
- Integrated water resources management (Chapter 5)
- Artificial recharge (Chapter 6)
- Rain water harvesting (Chapter 7)
- Spring water tapping (Chapter 8)
- Pumping (Chapter 9)
- Groundwater withdrawal (Chapter 10)
- Surface Water (Chapter 11)
- Water treatment (Chapter 12)
- Aeration (Chapter 13)
- Coagulation and flocculation (Chapter 14)
- Sedimentation (Chapter 15)
- Multi-stage filtration technology (Chapter 16)
- Rapid filtration (Chapter 17)
- Desanilation technology (Chapter 18)
- Disinfection (Chapter 19)
- Water transmission (Chapter 20)
- Water distribution (Chapter 21)
- Technologies for fluoride removal (Chapter 22)
- Technologies for arsenic removal (Chapter 23)
- Water supply in disasters and emergencies (chapter 24)

