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Ed Bourque and Francis Mtitu are now friends
Jul 15, 2010
Francis Mtitu and diana patricia robson are now friends
Jul 15, 2010
WASH Manager left a comment for Francis Mtitu
"Hi Francis, Much better :-) Now I see a face. Thanks. Perhaps http://www.pubcd.watsan.net/ will help you in your work. It contains all free IRC publications. Best, Jaap"
Jul 12, 2010
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Jul 12, 2010
WASH Manager left a comment for Francis Mtitu
"Hi Francis, Welcome. A request: change your profile picture and add the pictures of toilets just as pictures :-) Best, Jaap"
Jul 12, 2010
Francis Mtitu is now a member of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Jul 12, 2010
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English
Your regional interests?
Africa, East Africa, West Afrika, Southern Africa, East Asia & Pacific
Your thematic interests?
Rural WASH, Sanitation, Sanitation - Hygiene promotion, Sanitation - On-site sanitation, Sanitation - School sanitation, Sanitation - Sewerage, Sanitation - Solid waste management, Sanitation - Storm drainage, Sanitation - Wastewater treatment, Scaling Up, Technology, Urban WASH, Water and livelihoods, Water quality, Water resources management, Water supply, Water supply - Water collection, Water supply - Water lifting devices, Water supply - Water treatment, Water-related diseases
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fmtitu@yahoo.com

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At 9:49 on July 12, 2010, WASH Manager said…
Hi Francis,
Much better :-) Now I see a face. Thanks.
Perhaps http://www.pubcd.watsan.net/ will help you in your work.
It contains all free IRC publications.
Best, Jaap
At 8:07 on July 12, 2010, WASH Manager said…
Hi Francis,
Welcome. A request: change your profile picture and add the pictures of toilets just as pictures :-)
Best, Jaap
 
 
 

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