AfriWatSan publishes its research in open-access articles in interdisciplinary and specialist scientific journals
Diaw, M.T. et al. Multi-criteria assessing of the Vulnerability of shallow wells to the faecal contamination from on-site sanitation area: a multi-criteria assessment in Dakar, Senegal.
Cisse Faye S. et al. Rising groundwater level in the Thiaroye aquifer of Dakar, Senegal: Historical background and current management initiatives.
Diongue M.L. et al. High-frequency monitoring groundwater levels to estimate groundwater recharge using the WTW method case study from Thiaroye aquifer, Dakar, Senegal
Kanoti, J. et al. Diagnostic Assessment of Groundwater Hydrodynamics and Hydrostratigraphy of Kisumu Aquifer for Sustained Urban Water Supply.
Kanoti, J. et al. The hydrogeochemistry of groundwater in Kisumu and likely effects on human health.
Masimbe, T., Olago, D.O., Oriaso, S.O., Opere, A., Dulo, S.O., Ayah, R. Adapting to the impacts of climate extremes on water supply, quality and use in Kisumu urban informal settlements.
Kanoti, J. et al. (in prep.) Natural and anthropogenic determinants of groundwater contamination in Kisumu City, Kenya
Othoo, C.O., Dulo, S.O., Olago, D.O. and Ayah, R. Characterising water and sanitation facilities in the informal settlements of Kisumu City: Implications on public health and urban planning.
Kellen, K. et al.. Proximal relationship between groundwater sources and sanitation facilities in selected informal settlements of Kisumu City, Kenya. Journal of Environmental and Public Health
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Nayebare, J.G., Owor, M.M., Kulabako, R., Campos, L. and Taylor, R.G.. An evaluation of on-site water supply, sanitation and health conditions in a small but rapidly growing town in central Uganda. Journal Water, Hygiene and Health
Diaw, M.T. et al.. The relationship between on-site sanitation density and shallow groundwater quality: evidence from the Thiaroye aquifer of Dakar, Senegal. Water Research
Pouye, A. et al.. Assessment of groundwater vulnerability to Nitrate contamination using GIS-based hydrogeological methods at a catchment scale: Case study of the Thiaroye aquifer, Dakar, Senegal
Kanoti, J. et al.. The distribution of thermotolerant coliforms in surface water, springs, wells and boreholes in Kisumu City, Kenya, and its implications for groundwater conservation and development.
Kanoti, J. et al.. An overview of groundwater and sanitation challenges in Kisumu City, Kenya.
Gaye, C.B. and Tindimungaya, C. (2018). Challenges and opportunities for sustainable groundwater management in Africa. Hydrogeology Journal.
Sorensen, J.P.R., Baker, A., Cumberland, S.A., Lapworth, D.J., MacDonald, A.M., Pedley, S., Taylor, R.G., Ward, J.S.T. (2018). Real-time detection of faecally contaminated water with tryptophan-like fluorescence: defining threshold values. Science of the Total Environment, Vol. 622-623, 1250-1257.