Environment and Urbanization - v. 11, n. 1 (April 1999)

Erschienen:	April 1999

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Desai, Vandana	Anatomy of the Bombay NGO sector	247-266
Abbot, Jo	Beyond tools and methods: reviewing developments in participatory learning and action	231-234
Chaplin, Susan E.	Cities, sewers and poverty: India's politics of sanitation	145-158
Kolsky, Pete	Engineers and urban malaria: part of the solution, or part of the problem?	159-164
Burton, Salma	Evaluation of healthy city projects:stakeholder analysis of two projects in Bangladesh	41-52
Werna, Edmundo / Harpham, Trudy / Blue, Ilona / Goldstein, Greg	From healthy city projects to healthy cities	27-40
Jacobi, Pedro / Segura, Denise Baena / Kjellén, Marianne	Governmental responses to air pollution: summary of a study of the implementation ofrodízio in São Paulo	79-88
	Healthy cities, neighbourhoods and homes	3-10
Kenzer, Marina	Healthy cities: a guide to the literature	201-220
Kaitilla, Sababu	Invisible real estate agents and urban housing development on customary land in Papua New Guinea	267-276
Listorti, James A.	Is environmental health really a part of economic development - or only an afterthought?	89-100
Connolly, Priscilla	Mexico City: our common future?	53-78
Ferguson, Bruce	Micro-finance of housing: a key to housing the low or moderate-income majority?	185-200
Afsar, Rita	Rural-urban dichotomy and convergence: emerging realities in Bangladesh	235-246
Pathak, Bindeshwar	Sanitation is the key to healthy cities - a profile of Sulabh International	221-230
Solo, Tova María	Small-scale entrepreneurs in the urban water and sanitation market	117-132
Boonyabancha, Somsook	The urban community environmental activities project and its environment fund in Thailand	101-116
Perez Montiel, René / Barten, Françoise	Urban governance and health development in León, Nicaragua	11-26
Tipple, A. Graham / Ameen, Md. Shahidul	User initiated extensionc activity in Bangladesh: building slums or area improvement?	165-184
Heller, Léo	Who really benefits from environmental sanitation services in the cities? An intra-urban analysis in Betim, Brazil	133-144

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Desai, Vandana

Anatomy of the Bombay NGO sector

247-266

Abbot, Jo

Beyond tools and methods: reviewing developments in participatory learning and action

231-234

Chaplin, Susan E.

Cities, sewers and poverty: India's politics of sanitation

145-158