From supply-driven to demand-driven provision of rural drinking water : a Tanzanian case study of the arguments for a transition
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TextSeries: CDR Working Papers; 95.8Publication details: Copenhagen : Centre for Development Research., 1995.Description: 20p. ; 30cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - EAF PAM QTO HD72.C38 No.95.8 n
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