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Bibliography World Urbanisation Prospects, 2010: The 2009 Revision – Highlights. United Nations, New York. Wörterbuch der Medizin, 1998. Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, München. WUP, 2003: Better Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor. European Communities and Water Utility Partnership, Kenya. YARA, 2010: Business Environment: Fertiliser Prices. Available at: http://www.yara.com/investor_relations/annual_report_archive/2008/financial_md_a/business _environment/index.aspx. Accessed: 16.12.2010. 82
9 Appendix 9.1 Contact persons Name Contact Comment Brenda Achiro +256 712216104 Dr. Charles Niwagaba Dr. Christoph Zipfel Dr. Onesmus Semalulu +256 772335477 cbniwagaba@yahoo.co.uk christoph.zipfel@giz.de PPP Promoter (DED) +256 772615009 o.semalulu@gmail.com Appendix Senior Program Officer – NGO, Network for Water and Sanitation (NETWAS) Scientific Staff, Department of Technology, Makerere University Kampala; Director NGO Sustainable Sanitation and Water Renewal Systems (SSWARS) Scientific staff – National Agricultural Research Organisation of Uganda (NARO) Dr. Reddy +256 753770000 Agricultural Manager Kakira Sugar Works Ltd. Dr. Shuaib Lwasa Fred Nuwagaba James Maitekei +256 772461727 lwasa_s@arts.mak.ac.ug +256 772497458 nuwagaba@ruwas.co.ug +256 772486350 james.maiteki@nwsc.co.ug Scientific staff, Department of Geography, Makerere University Kampala; NGO - Urban Harvest Senior Technical Advisor Water & Sanitation – Reform of the Urban Water and Sanitation Sector (RUWASS) Sewerage Service Manager – National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) Jan-Michael Mock jan-michael.mock@ded.de Coordinator Water supply and Sanitation (DED) Jeffer Matovu +256 772665410 Director of the PEA Karsten Gjefle karsten@susan-design.org Director of Sustainable Sanitation Design (SuSan Design) Margaret Azuba +256 772456140 Senior Agriculture Officer – Kampala City Council - EcoSan (Agriculture) Michael Oketch Mr Balsumbe Mr Barendse Mr Chakravarth Mr Chauhan +256 782843648 oketch_michael@yahoo.com +256 712467499 nakagorofd@yahoo.com fongrowers@yahoo.com +256 772785555 h.barendse@royalvanzanten.com +256 703666346 kchakravarthi@mehtagroup.com chakra2005rose@yahoo.com +256 752743232 gm@ugandateacl.com EcoSan Liaison Officer – Directorate of Water Development (DWD) Agricultural Manager of Fruits of the Nile Production Manager of Royal van Zanten Senior Farm Manager of Uganda Hortech Ltd. General Manager of the Uganda Tea Corporation Ltd. Mr Kigonya +256 712724135 Medium scale farmer in Kampala, Kawempe Division Mr Muwange +256 792639684 Medium scale farmer in Kampala, Kawempe Division Mr Prinsloo +256 414259885 Technical Director of TAMTECO Mr Sekaran +256 41448279 or +256 31555500 Lugazi Sugar Corporation Ltd. Mr van Esch +256 712464110 +256 755464110 boweevil@xs4all General Director of BoWeevil Organic Cotton Ms Luboyera +256 712383358 Small scale farmer in Kampala, Kawempe Division Musa Muwanga +256 772448948 mkmuwanga@nogamu.org.ug Chief Executive Officer – National Organic Agricultural Movement of Uganda (NOGAMU) Ruth Muguta +256 77246606 Project Coordinator – Kampala City Council - EcoSan (Slum Sanitation) 83
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Summary The present thesis provides
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Contents Summary ..................
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List of Figures Figure 1: Developme
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RUWASS Reform of the Urban Water &
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Introduction Programme (JMP), sanit
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Introduction The introduction gave
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Sanitation: facts and interrelation
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Sustainable sanitation Lower cost
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Sustainable sanitation in the chamb
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Sustainable sanitation aged 5 to 15
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Table 2: Benefits and economic dime
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Design backgrounds - The Integrated
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5 Methods Methods Generally, method
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Methods The design of the empirical
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