Sanitary integrity of Community-based water supply in Bangladesh - Sarwar, Sabiha
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Water is one of the materials required to sustain life and has long been suspected of being the source of human illness. It was not until approximately 150 years ago that definite proof of disease transmission through water was established. For many years following, the major consideration was to produce adequate supplies that were hygienically safe. However, source waters (surface and groundwater) have become increasingly contaminated due to natural and anthropogenic activities. This situation is so acute in South-West part of Bangladesh where climate change put drastic effect on water supply…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Water is one of the materials required to sustain life and has long been suspected of being the source of human illness. It was not until approximately 150 years ago that definite proof of disease transmission through water was established. For many years following, the major consideration was to produce adequate supplies that were hygienically safe. However, source waters (surface and groundwater) have become increasingly contaminated due to natural and anthropogenic activities. This situation is so acute in South-West part of Bangladesh where climate change put drastic effect on water supply and health perspectives. In this book, my vision is to state out the problem of the water pollution and sanitary integrity status through risk scoring category. Besides, alternative water supply solution in community-based contribute greatly to the well-being of the inhabitants of Bangladesh.
Autorenporträt
After obtaining BSC (Honors) in Environmental Science and Technology under Jessore University of Science and Technology in 2012, my aim was to do something for my country. I fully pay attention to be a good researcher about the problem of the global top issues on climate change and its effect on water supply in South-west part of Bangladesh.