000			01358ngm a2200229 a 4500
001			vtls000289562
003			UG-KaMUL
005			20250613000732.0
039			_a201010211508 _b 902 _c 201010211501 _d 902 _y 201010211500 _z902
040			_aUG-KaMUL
082			_a363.61 _2 22
092			_aAF 363.61 WAT
245			_a Water and sanitation access _h [video recording] : _bthe situation of water and sanitation access in the Lake Victoria region, with experi ences from Kisumu in Western Kenya and Jinja in Eastern Uganda
260			_aKampala : _bEast African Sus Watch Network, _c [n.d.]
300			_a1 videodisc of 1 DVD : _bill. ; _c 4 3/4 in.
500			_aThe water and sanitation situation in the Lake Victoria region - the most densely populated rural region in the world (EAC, 2006) which sup ports about 35 million people in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Twanda and Bu rundi - is a growing problem which should not limit possible interventi ons public works programme alone. For example in rural areas of Kenya, such as those close to Lake Victoria, only 31% of the population had a ccess to safe water supplies in the year 2000 (UNESCO, 2008)
508			_aFilmed and edited by Mystic Multimedia, Makonzi Zone Bukoto
650			_aSanitation _zAfrica
650			_aWater use _zLake Victoria Region
942			_2ddc _cBK
999			_c514081 _d514081