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Morgan, P., Shangwa, A. (2009) Using urine to increase maize production in schools The Chisungu Primary School Water and Sanitation project

Online since: 25.01.2011
Views: 6035
Downloads: 422

Morgan, P. (2009) Garden trials using urine as a plant food Some practical methods

Online since: 25.01.2011
Views: 4687
Downloads: 313

Shangwa. A., Morgan, P. (2009) Experiments at recycling urine in the school garden

Online since: 25.01.2011
Views: 4455
Downloads: 285

Shangwa. A. (2010) Capacity development for ecological sanitation in schools

Online since: 25.01.2011
Views: 4210
Downloads: 253

Morgan, P. (2004) The toilet that makes humus An account of the Fossa alterna system and its usefulness in rural and peri-urban communities

Online since: 25.01.2011
Views: 5465
Downloads: 289

Morgan, P. (2007) Introducing low cost productive sanitation in a peri-urban settlement

Online since: 25.01.2011
Views: 4689
Downloads: 286

Morgan, P. (2010) Ecological Sanitation in Malawi Putting recycling into practice

Online since: 25.01.2011
Views: 6058
Downloads: 10129

Morgan, P. (2007) Available sanitation technologies for rural and peri-urban Africa

Online since: 25.01.2011
Views: 9020
Downloads: 15015

The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in conjunction with The Ministry of Water and Irrigation (2009) Fyatua choo na Ushinde Photograph Exhibition Catalogue

Online since: 25.01.2011
Views: 3567
Downloads: 5979

Morgan, P., Shangwa, A. (2010) Teaching Ecological Sanitation in Schools A compilation of manuals and fact sheets

Online since: 24.01.2011
Views: 6397
Downloads: 1650

Morgan, P. (2010) Ecological toilets Start simple and upgrade from arborloo to VIP

Online since: 24.01.2011
Views: 8374
Downloads: 646

Morgan, P. (2004) An ecological approach to sanitation in Africa A compilation of experiences

Online since: 21.01.2011
Views: 7151
Downloads: 1257

APHRC (2010) Use of menstrual cup by adolescent girls and women: Potential benefits and key challenges Policy Brief No. 22

Online since: 20.01.2011
Views: 13240
Downloads: 1433

APHRC (2010) Attitudes towards, and acceptability of, menstrual cups as a method for managing menstruation: Experiences of women and schoolgirls in Nairobi, Kenya Policy Brief No. 21

Online since: 20.01.2011
Views: 13977
Downloads: 910

APHRC (2010) Experiences and problems with menstruation among poor women and schoolgirls in Nairobi, Kenya Policy Brief No. 20

Online since: 20.01.2011
Views: 12297
Downloads: 591

Morgan, P. (2005) Ecological Sanitation in Southern Africa Many approaches to a varied need

Online since: 19.01.2011
Views: 4675
Downloads: 7933

Morgan, P. (2005) An ecological approach to low cost sanitation provision in Malawi and Mozambique

Online since: 19.01.2011
Views: 4855
Downloads: 305

Morgan, P. (2004) The value of leaves as an additive of Fossa alterna pits

Online since: 19.01.2011
Views: 4500
Downloads: 241

Morgan, P. (2005) Successful demonstration activities in the use of toilet compost and urine as a source of nutrients for growing crops

Online since: 19.01.2011
Views: 3983
Downloads: 279

Morgan, P. (2010) Challenges and key lessons in improving sanitation services to the Urban Poor drawing from East and Southern African experience

Online since: 19.01.2011
Views: 7516
Downloads: 479

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Morgan, P., Shangwa, A. (2009) Using urine to increase maize production in schools The Chisungu Primary School Water and Sanitation project

Morgan, P. (2009) Garden trials using urine as a plant food Some practical methods

Shangwa. A., Morgan, P. (2009) Experiments at recycling urine in the school garden

Shangwa. A. (2010) Capacity development for ecological sanitation in schools

Morgan, P. (2004) The toilet that makes humus An account of the Fossa alterna system and its usefulness in rural and peri-urban communities

Morgan, P. (2007) Introducing low cost productive sanitation in a peri-urban settlement

Morgan, P. (2010) Ecological Sanitation in Malawi Putting recycling into practice

Morgan, P. (2007) Available sanitation technologies for rural and peri-urban Africa

The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in conjunction with The Ministry of Water and Irrigation (2009) Fyatua choo na Ushinde Photograph Exhibition Catalogue

Morgan, P., Shangwa, A. (2010) Teaching Ecological Sanitation in Schools A compilation of manuals and fact sheets

Morgan, P. (2010) Ecological toilets Start simple and upgrade from arborloo to VIP

Morgan, P. (2004) An ecological approach to sanitation in Africa A compilation of experiences

APHRC (2010) Use of menstrual cup by adolescent girls and women: Potential benefits and key challenges Policy Brief No. 22

APHRC (2010) Attitudes towards, and acceptability of, menstrual cups as a method for managing menstruation: Experiences of women and schoolgirls in Nairobi, Kenya Policy Brief No. 21

APHRC (2010) Experiences and problems with menstruation among poor women and schoolgirls in Nairobi, Kenya Policy Brief No. 20

Morgan, P. (2005) Ecological Sanitation in Southern Africa Many approaches to a varied need

Morgan, P. (2005) An ecological approach to low cost sanitation provision in Malawi and Mozambique

Morgan, P. (2004) The value of leaves as an additive of Fossa alterna pits

Morgan, P. (2005) Successful demonstration activities in the use of toilet compost and urine as a source of nutrients for growing crops

Morgan, P. (2010) Challenges and key lessons in improving sanitation services to the Urban Poor drawing from East and Southern African experience

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