Disparities in Developing Countries: Disparities in science, technology, environment, HIVAssociation of Third World Studies, Kenya Chapter, 2004 |
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... consumption . It is estimated that an adult human being on average produces about 50 kilogrammes ( or litres ) of faeces per year . This is the potentially harmful part of human excreta . Further , on average , an adult human being ...
... consumption . It is estimated that an adult human being on average produces about 50 kilogrammes ( or litres ) of faeces per year . This is the potentially harmful part of human excreta . Further , on average , an adult human being ...
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... consumption , substitution of chemical fertilizers , minimal water pollution ) ; Improves health by minimizing the introduction of pathogens from human excreta into the water cycle ; Gives preference to modular , decentralized , partial ...
... consumption , substitution of chemical fertilizers , minimal water pollution ) ; Improves health by minimizing the introduction of pathogens from human excreta into the water cycle ; Gives preference to modular , decentralized , partial ...
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... consumption ' good or service . This view justifies the continued seeking of ' foreign - aid ' to education as well as to the other sectors . However , to the opponents of foreign - aid ' and particularly to education there are ...
... consumption ' good or service . This view justifies the continued seeking of ' foreign - aid ' to education as well as to the other sectors . However , to the opponents of foreign - aid ' and particularly to education there are ...
Contents
DISPARITIES IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY | 9 |
Technological Disparities Affecting use of Geographical information system GIS | 15 |
Disparities in Communication Networks for Rural Dwellers Compared to that | 24 |
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