Water Safety in Buildings

By:

World Health Organization (WHO)

Contributor(s):

Cunliffe, D. et al

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Geneva World Health Organization (WHO) 2011Description: xv, 146pISBN:

978 92 4 154810 6

Subject(s):

Water Supply-standards|Water treatment|Waste Disposal,fluid|Sanitary Engineering|Water Microbiology|Water Pollution-prevention and control

LOC classification:

WA 675 .W46 2011

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This document is intended to support improvement of water safety within buildings: it deals with all buildings where people use or are exposed to water, with a particular focus on buildings that include public use or shared facilities.|It is one of series of supporting documents that provide guidance on implementing the WHO guidelines for drinking-water quality (GDWQ). The guidance provided in this document is based on the framework for safe drinking water from the World Health Organization, Guidelines for Drinking Water Quality.|Although the focus of the document is managing water supplies within buildings, it does not deal with the management or protection of water resources or the use of recycled water.

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