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Publications

As the project goes forward we intend to make more of our findings available on this webpage. The following is a list of reports and working papers produced by participants of the Aquatest Project. The papers listed here are available in Acrobat PDF format and can be downloaded.

All of the working papers available below are protected by copyright. Anyone wishing to use the whole or a substantial part of any of these papers must obtain the permission of the copyright owner(s).

Linking improved water quality information to improved health outcomes

• Estimating the health impacts of unsafe drinking water in developing country contexts (pdf 167.7kb) Christie Cabral, Patricia Lucas, and Dave Gordon
• Monitoring microbial drinking water quality in India: Policy timeline and trajectory (pdf 154.3 kb) Christie Cabral, Patricia Lucas, and Dave Gordon
• Technology adoption in developing country contexts: testing water for microbial contamination (pdf 115 kb) Christie Cabral, Patricia Lucas, and Dave Gordon

Market research reports

• Aquatest market sssessment in India (pdf 2.08MB) PATH
• Aquatest: A South African market assessment (pdf 3.94 MB) PATH
• An investigation into the applicability of Aquatest to three African States (pdf 4.9 mb) Brennan Hodkinson

End user feedback

• End user feedback on usage scenarios and Aquatest design (pdf 843kb) Zarah Rahman and Ranjiv Khush

Water quality articles

• Aquatest: Expanding microbial water quality testing for drinking water management (pdf 243kb) Zarah Rahman, Ranjiv Khush and Stephen Gundry
• Accounting for water quality in monitoring access to safe drinking-water as part of the Millennium Development Goals: lessons from five countries (pdf 772kb) Rob ES Bain, Stephen W Gundry, Jim A Wright, Hong Yang, Steve Pedley & Jamie K Bartram
  As published by the Bulletin of the World Health Organization

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Further information on the latest developments across the project is available from the Aquatest Newsletters.