URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND HYGIENE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

E Nordberg · Uno Winblad

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Public Health and Environmental Issues Occupational Health and Global Justice

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A study of environmental hygiene problems in urban low-income areas in Africa. Urban shantytowns with extreme crowding, poor housing and unsanitary environmental conditions are growing problems. The authors mean that development assistance organizations must pay attention to these problems in urban areas, where in a few decades about half of the people in most developing areas will reside.

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1989The massive water scarcity now threatening Africa - why isn't it being addressed?1982Self-Help Housing: A Critique 1979Urban Growth in Developing Countries: A Demographic Reappraisal 1989Community participation in urban projects in the Third World 1992The Poor Die Young: Housing and Health in Third World Cities 1986SHELTER STRATEGIES FOR THE URBAN POOR IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 1977Nutrition and health in low income urban areas of the third world†1991Urbanization and health in developing countries.

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