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TOP ContactsThe organisations mentioned below are all active in the hygiene education and promotionfield.CINARA Instituto de Investigación y Desarrollo en Agua Potable SaneamientoBasico y Conservasión del Recurso Hidricohttp//www.cinara.univalle.edu.co/ (Spanish) COULD NOT BE OPENED ON 16/8Dirección Postal: AA. 25157Teléfonos:(57) (2) 3392345 - 3396096 - 3393196 - 3301986Fax:(57)(2)3393289E-mail: cinarauv@univalle.edu.cosee also: http://www.globenet.org/preceup/pages/fr/chapitre/etatlieu/approchr/h/aang.htmCOSI Foundation for Technical CO-operationCOSI Foundation for Technical CO-operation in Sri Lanka is an organisation aiming atproviding support services to the sector of rural infrastructure development, with water andsanitation being the main area of focus. COSI is active and specialised in training, appliedresearch, evaluation, designing and supervision of water supply projects.COSI Foundation for Technical CO-operationP.O.Box 03Katugastota 20800Sri LankaPhone: + 94 (0) 8493829Fax: + 94 (0) 8493830E-mail: cosi@kandy.ccom.lkCREPA Centre Régional pour l'eau potable et l'Assainissement à faible coûthttp://www.oieau.fr/crepa/ (French)03 BP 7112, Ouagadougou 03, Burkina FasoTel: (226) 366210/11Fax: (226) 366208E-mail: crepa@fasonet.bfEHP Environmental Health Projecthttp://www.ehproject.orgThe Environmental Health Project (EHP) began a second five-year contract in June 1999,under the direction of the Office of Health, Infectious Diseases and Nutrition in USAID’sBureau for Global Health (BGH/HIDN). EHP provides access to a broad range ofcapabilities for missions and bureaus wishing to include environmental health preventivecomponents in health or environment programmes, while at the same time advancing thestate-of-the-art of these components.1611 North Kent St., #300aArlington, VA 22209 USA.58 Hygiene promotion
Tel: (703) 247-8730Fax: (703) 243-9004E-mail: info@ehproject.orgIRC International Water and Sanitation Centrehttp://www.irc.nlIRC is an independent, non-profit organisation supported by and linked with theNetherlands Government, the United Nations Development Programme, the UnitedNations Children's Fund, the World Health Organization, the World Bank and the WaterSupply and Sanitation Collaborative Council. IRC facilitates the sharing, promotion and useof knowledge so that governments, professionals and organisations can better supportpoor men, women and children in developing countries to obtain water and sanitationservices they will use and maintain (new mission statement 2002). Using its web site,documentation, publications, IRC advocates change and aims to improve the informationand knowledge base of the sector.E-mail: general@irc.nlor Dick de Jong, jong@irc.nlInternational Scientific Forum on Home Hygienehttp://www.ifh-homehygiene.org/2003/2newsletter/letter.htmThe IFH is a non-profit, non-government organisation comprising scientists and health careprofessionals who play an active role in hygiene policy and scientific research. Its activitiesare developed in consultation with an advisory board of hygiene experts drawn fromEurope, the USA and South Asia. Newsletter: Home Hygiene and Health NewsThe Institute of Water and Sanitation Development (IWSD)http://www.iwsd.co.zw/The IWSD is a non-profit making non-governmental organisation based in Zimbabwe butoperating throughout the Southern Africa. The Institute aims to assist in the achievement ofsustainable development of water resources and waste management through the provisionof support to development agencies in Zimbabwe and the Southern Africa region in theform of training, research, advisory services and information dissemination.7 Maasdorp Avenue, Alexandra Park, HarareBox MP422, Mount PleasantHarare, Zimbabwe.Tel/Fax 263-4-735017, 735026, 735035,250522E-mail: admin@iwsd.co.zwLSHTM London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicinehttp://www.lshtm.ac.ukAs an internationally renowned centre of excellence in public health and tropical medicinethe London School provides a stimulating environment in which to carry out researchtraining. Students wishing to acquire skills necessary for a career in academic researchundertake PhD and MPhil degree courses at the School. Increasingly, students areIRC International Water and Sanitation Centre 59
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