| microwave treatment of faecal sludge from intensively used toilets in the slums of nairobi, kenya. | toilet facilities in highly dense areas such as the slum and emergency settlements fill up rapidly; thus, requiring frequent emptying. consequently, big quantities of fresh faecal sludge (fs) containing large amounts of pathogens are generated. fast and efficient fs treatment technologies are therefore required for safe treatment and disposal of the fs in such conditions. this study explores the applicability of a microwave (mw) technology for the treatment of fresh fs obtained from urine-divert ... | 2016 | 27784577 |
| intestinal parasitic infections in children presenting with diarrhoea in outpatient and inpatient settings in an informal settlement of nairobi, kenya. | the distribution of and factors associated with intestinal parasitic infections are poorly defined in high risk vulnerable populations such as urban slums in tropical sub-saharan africa. | 2013 | 23705776 |
| prevalence of intestinal worm infections among primary school children in nairobi city, kenya. | the main objective of the study was to determine the prevalence of total, single and multiple intestinal worm infections among the primary school children in nairobi city. | 2008 | 19024416 |