Sustainable Drainage in Challenging Environments
UKHIH Publication
S.M. Charlesworth,K. Winter,A. Adam-Bradford,M. Mezue,M. McTough,F. Warwick,M. Blackett
31
December
2017
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Journal article
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Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)
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Programme
Humanitarian Innovation
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Coventry University
This paper shows the potential of sustainable drainage systems to address issues of excess surface water and lack of greywater management in challenging environments such as informal settlements, favelas and refugee camps.
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