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Adapting life-cycle thinking tools to evaluate project sustainability in international water and sanitation development work

The United Nations Millennium Development Goals have called issues of water and sanitation to the forefront of international development efforts. Engineers and other development workers are answeri ...

Jennifer McConville | James R. Mihelcic | J. Mihelcic | J. McConville

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