Water for people.pdf - WHO Thailand Digital Repository

2 6 6 / C H A L L E N G E S T O L I F E A N D W E L L - B E I N GDeveloping Energy to Meet Development NeedsWEC (World Energy Council) and FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization). 1999. TheChallenge of Rural Energy Poverty in Developing Countries. London, World EnergyCouncil.WHO (World Health Organization). 1997. Health and Environment in SustainableDevelopment: Five Years after the Earth Summit: Executive Summary. Gland.Some Useful Web Sites *World Bank. 2002 (September). ‘Energy and Health for the Poor’. Indoor Air PollutionNewsletter, No. 1.WRI (Water Resources Institute); UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme); UNDP(United Nations Development Programme); World Bank. 1998. World Resources1998–1999. Oxford, Oxford University Press.ATLAS Project (small-scale hydro)http://europa.eu.int/comm/energy_transport/atlas/Part of the site of the European Commission. Comprehensive review of technologies relevant to the whole non-nuclear energy field.World Energy Councilhttp://www.worldenergy.orgThe World Energy Council web site includes energy statistics and information.International Atomic Energy Agencyhttp://www.iaea.org/worldatom/This agency provides techniques for planning and using nuclear science and technology for various peaceful purposes, including thegeneration of electricity.International Network on Small Hydro Power: IN-SHP: Overview of Small Hydropowerhttp://www.inshp.org/small_hydro_power.htmThis site on Small Hydro Power provides information on small hydropower projects, services, partners, etc.UNDP data by theme: Sustainable Energy and Environment Divisionhttp://www.undp.org/seed/guide/intro.htmPart of the United Nations Development Programme, this site provides access to the overall foci, themes and priorities of the SustainableEnergy and Environment Division.World Bank Energy Programmehttp://www.worldbank.org/energy/The energy programme of the World Bank focuses on poverty alleviation, sustainability and selectivity, and promoting economic growth.Many topics are covered in this site, which also provides many links to related sites.The World Commission on Damshttp://www.dams.orgProvides access to the Commission’s mission statements, publications and dam-related events.* These sites were last accessed on 6 January 2003.