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Menstrual hygiene management practices and associated factors among primary school girls in Gakenke district, Rwanda. [PDF]

BMC Res Notes
Niwemukiza T, Mochama M, Andegiorgish AK.   +2 more
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Hooked on Sanitation Subsidies

, 2010
Bjerre, J, Calopietro, M, Evans, BE, Konradsen, F, Peal, A   +4 more
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The sanitary city: urban infrastructure in America from colonial times to the present. [Review of: Melosi, M.V. The sanitary city: urban infrastructure in America from colonial times to the present. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins U. Pr., 2000].

Annals of Iowa, 2006
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Effectiveness of Various Interventions on Menstrual Health and Hygiene Among Adolescent Girls: A Systematic Review of Observational and Interventional Studies.

J Pharm Bioallied Sci
Joshi K, Mendhe D.
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Influence of sanitary infrastructure on nutrient transport mechanisms in a headwater catchment

2023
Sanitary infrastructures draining smaller villages are often not taken specifically into account when discussing catchment transport process. One reason is the limited data availability, as they are usually not part of (high frequency) monitoring strategies, although it has been shown, that they can have a significant impact on water quantity and ...
Caroline Spill, Lukas Ditzel, Matthias Gassmann   +2 more
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How can sanitary infrastructures reduce child malnutrition and health inequalities? Evidence from Guatemala

Journal of Development Effectiveness, 2011
With the propensity score matching method, we carried out an average benefit incidence analysis that helps disclose those who really benefited from the sanitary services in Guatemala. Specifically, we tested the role of income, maternal education and social capital on how sanitary infrastructures affect child health.
Poder, Thomas, He, Jie
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Evaluation of Water-Repelling Additives for Use in Concrete-Based Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure

Journal of Infrastructure Systems, 2009
Laboratory and field investigations were conducted in order to evaluate the effectiveness of water-repelling additives in reducing the microbial-induced corrosion of concrete-based infrastructure in sanitary sewer systems. Water-repellent additives, used together with silica fume were observed to reduce the sorptivity and increase the acid resistance ...
Parviz Soroushian, Habibur Chowdhury, Tewodros Ghebrab   +2 more
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