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Rainwater storage in cement jars in Northeastern Thailand
The supply of drinking water in the rural Northeast of Thailand has long been a problem. Since the early 1980s the government has promoted 2000 l cement rainwater storage jars for drinking water. Examined here are issues related to the government's programme: jar acquisition and ownership; construction quality; use of jar water; rainwater collection systems and access; water quality; taste preferences; and water storage and shortages. It is found that, while having problems, the programme has been successful: village water storage capacity has increased; villagers are drinking better-quality water for longer periods; and the acceptance of jars has improved.
Rainwater storage in cement jars in Northeastern Thailand
The supply of drinking water in the rural Northeast of Thailand has long been a problem. Since the early 1980s the government has promoted 2000 l cement rainwater storage jars for drinking water. Examined here are issues related to the government's programme: jar acquisition and ownership; construction quality; use of jar water; rainwater collection systems and access; water quality; taste preferences; and water storage and shortages. It is found that, while having problems, the programme has been successful: village water storage capacity has increased; villagers are drinking better-quality water for longer periods; and the acceptance of jars has improved.
Rainwater storage in cement jars in Northeastern Thailand
Hewison, Kevin (author) / Tunyavanich, Nongluk (author)
International Journal of Water Resources Development ; 6 ; 129-136
1990-06-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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