Water and Sanitation Infrastructure in Developing Countries | Urban Studies and Planning | MIT OpenCourseWare

Lecture Notes

A Brief Global and Western History of Water Supply and Sanitation

Comparison of Beijing Municipality and MWRA (Boston) Water Systems

Financing Water Supply and Sanitation

Household Water Treatment and Safe Storage TechnologiesSusan

Introduction to Water and Sanitation Infrastructure in the Developing World

On-site Sanitation

Sewage Collection Systems

Steps in Water and Sanitation Planning

The Role of Water Quantity, Quality, Hygiene and Sanitation in Water-Related Disease Prevention in Developing Countries and Some Major Water-Related Diseases

Understanding the Potential for Pro-Poor Utility Reform in the Water Sector

Water Quality

Water Sources (Improved and Unimproved) and Water Supply Planning

Water Sources (Improved and Unimproved) and Water Supply Planning

Supply and Demand Management of Greater Boston’s Water System (1600s – the Present)

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Susan Murcott

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Spring 2007

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Graduate

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