Source:
World Health Organization [WHO],
These four-page illustrated notes have been prepared to assist those working immediately or shortly after an emergency to plan appropriate responses to the urgent and medium-term water and sanitation needs of affected populations.
The notes are relevant to a wide range or emergency situations, including both natural and conflict-induced disasters. They are suitable for field technicians, engineers and hygiene promotors, as well as staff from agency headquarters.
Topics:
- Cleaning wells after seawater flooding
- Cleaning and disinfecting wells
- Cleaning and disinfecting boreholes
- Cleaning and disinfecting water storage tanks
- Rehabilitating small-scale water distribution systems
- Emergency treatment of drinking water at point-of-use
- Rehabilitating water treatment works after an emergency
- Solid waste management in emergencies
- Disposal of dead bodies in emergency conditions
- Minimum water quantity
- Essential hygiene messages
- How to measure chlorine residual
- Delivering safe water by tanker
- Emergency sanitation - planning
- Emergency sanitation - technical options
Regions/Countries:
- Global |
- Global |
- Libya |
- Guinea-Bissau