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Contents xvii 18 Rebuilding Urban Ecosystems for Better Community Health in Kathmandu ............................................................................ 191 D.D. Joshi, Minu Sharma, and David Waltner-Toews 19 Understanding Water, Understanding Health: The Case of Bebnine, Lebanon ............................................................. 203 Rima R. Habib 20 Water, Wastes, and Children’s Health in Low-Income Neighbourhoods of Yaoundé ................................................................. 215 Emmanuel Ngnikam, Benoît Mougoué, Roger Feumba, Isidore Noumba, Ghislain Tabue, and Jean Meli Part V Building a New Field 21 Better Together: Field-Building Networks at the Frontiers of Ecohealth <strong>Research</strong> ........................................................................... Margot W. Parkes, Dominique F. Charron, and Andrés Sánchez 231 22 Ecohealth <strong>Research</strong> in Practice ............................................................ Dominique F. Charron 255 Index ................................................................................................................ 273
Page 2: Insight and Innovation in Internati
Page 6: Dominique F. Charron Editor Ecoheal
Page 10: Foreword Advancing the fi eld of ec
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Page 18: Preface Ecohealth Research in Pract
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Page 26: Acknowledgments First thanks are du
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Page 40: xx Contributors Dulce Maria Bustama
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20 D.F. Charron and Lebel 2001 ) .
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22 D.F. Charron strives for consens
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24 D.F. Charron Hundreds of IDRC pr
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26 D.F. Charron Forget, G., and Leb
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28 D.F. Charron Regier, H.A., and K
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30 D.F. Charron World Bank, FAO (Fo
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34 L . El-Fattal and A. Sánchez th
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38 R.B. Kerr et al. “doubling up
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40 R.B. Kerr et al. Fig. 3.1 Use of
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42 R.B. Kerr et al. of the nutrient
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46 R.B. Kerr et al. Shaxson, L., an
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48 F.A. Orozco and D.C. Cole crop-m
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50 F.A. Orozco and D.C. Cole the ac
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52 F.A. Orozco and D.C. Cole framew
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54 F.A. Orozco and D.C. Cole Social
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56 F.A. Orozco and D.C. Cole other
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58 F.A. Orozco and D.C. Cole Orozco
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60 J. Breilh and water treatment or
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62 J. Breilh project progressed, ot
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64 J. Breilh of tests, which combin
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66 J. Breilh Communities neighbouri
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68 J. Breilh CEAS (Centro de Estudi
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70 M. Batal et al. Likewise in Yeme
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72 M. Batal et al. Fig. 6.1 Overwei
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74 M. Batal et al. Using complex sy
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76 M. Batal et al. image when compa
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102 R. Ranjan et al. were conducted
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104 R. Ranjan et al. Fig. 9.2 Avera
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106 R. Ranjan et al. Developing Int
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108 R. Ranjan et al. Acknowledgment
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110 J.R.D. Guimarães and D. Mergle
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126 Ó. Betancourt et al. In 2006,
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158 C. Monroy et al. Results After
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160 C. Monroy et al. disease is end
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166 C. Díaz Situational Analysis T
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188 A . Sánchez the world’s urba
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190 A . Sánchez The research team
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192 D.D. Joshi et al. 20, 50 butche
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194 D.D. Joshi et al. Table 18.1 Lo
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200 D.D. Joshi et al. What We Learn
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204 R.R. Habib Overview The project
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206 R.R. Habib Table 19.1 Frequency
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208 R.R. Habib neighbourhoods. Init
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210 R.R. Habib contamination of all
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212 R.R. Habib the community grants
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216 E. Ngnikam et al. available, in
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218 E. Ngnikam et al. and chest cir
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220 E. Ngnikam et al. What We Learn
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222 E. Ngnikam et al. were contamin
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224 E. Ngnikam et al. students were
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226 E. Ngnikam et al. and watershed
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232 M.W. Parkes et al. practice (Co
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234 M.W. Parkes et al. Table 21.1 E
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252 M.W. Parkes et al. Kravitz, R.L
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256 D.F. Charron Findings The case
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258 D.F. Charron response seen in t
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260 D.F. Charron contribute to the
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262 D.F. Charron systems approaches
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264 D.F. Charron environmental mana
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266 D.F. Charron At the same time t
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268 D.F. Charron building a body of
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270 D.F. Charron ecohealth research
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274 Index Behaviour change , 192 Be
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282 Index Water (cont.) storage , 1
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