The AfriWatSan Project regularly publishes stories in journals of reference.
Some of these publications are repeated in the current Website.
Below, a selection of the papers available on the website.
Calvince O. Othoo, Simeon O. Dulo, Daniel O. Olago, Richard Ayah (2020). Effects of Shallow Water Table on the Construction of Pit Latrines and Shallow Wells in the Informal Settlements of Kisumu City. Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
James P.R. Sorensen, Mor Talla Diaw, Abdoulaye Pouye, Raphaëlle Roffo, Djim M. L. Diongue, Seynabou C. Faye, Cheikh B. Gaye, Bethany G.Fox, Timothy Goodall, Daniel J.Lapworth, Alan M. MacDonald, Daniel S. Read, Lena Ciric, Richard G. Taylor (2020). In-situ fluorescence spectroscopy indicates total bacterial abundance and dissolved organic carbon. Science of The Total Environment, Volume 738, 10 October 2020, 139419
Japhet R. Kanoti, Prof. Daniel O. Olago, Prof. Nobert O. Akech, Prof. Christopher M. Nyamoi, Dr Simeon Dulo, Dr Richard Ayah, Prof. Richard Taylor (2020). Sanitation challenges, groundwater, perspectives and their intertwined relationships in Kisumu, Kenya. KENYA POLICY BRIEFS, Towards Realisation of Vision 2030, Vol. I, N˚1, ,January 2020
Cheikh B. Gaye, Callist Tindimugaya (2019). Review: Challenges and opportunities for sustainable groundwater management in Africa. Hydrogeology Journal
Daniel O. Olago (2019). Constraints and solutions for groundwater development, supply and governance in urban areas in Kenya. Hydrogeology Journal
Richard G. Taylor, Guillaume Favreau, Bridget R. Scanlon & Karen G. Villholth (2019). Topical Collection: Determining groundwater sustainability from long-term piezometry in Sub-Saharan Africa. Hydrogeology Journal
Sorensen, J., Vivanco, A., Ascott, M.J., Gooddy, D.C., Lapworth, D.J., Read, D.S., Rushworth, C., Bucknall, J., Herbert, K., Karapanos, I., Gumm, L.P. and Taylor, R.G. (2018). Online fluorescence spectroscopy for the real-time evaluation of the microbial quality of drinking water. Water Research, Vol. 137, 301-309.
Jasechko, S., Perrone, D., Befus, K.M., Bayani Cardenas, M., Ferguson, G., Gleeson, T., Luijendijk, E., McDonnell, J.J., Taylor, R.G., Wada, Y., and Kirchner, J.W. (2017). Global aquifers dominated by fossil groundwaters but wells vulnerable to modern contamination. Nature Geoscience, Vol. 10, 425-429.
