Water and sanitation on ships and aircrafts
The importance of water as a potential vehicle for infectious disease transmission on ships and aircraft has been well documented. In general terms, the greatest microbial risks are those associated with ingestion of water that is contaminated with human and animal excreta.
Documents
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Guide to ship sanitation (third edition)
April 2011 -
Guide to hygiene and sanitation in aviation (third edition)
2009. Module 1 - Water. Module 2 - Cleaning and disinfection of facilities -
Sanitation on ships
Compendium of outbreaks of foodborne and waterborne disease and Legionnaires's disease associated with ships, 1970-2000 - Guide to ship sanitation (third edition) is now available in Spanish
- Guide to hygiene and sanitation in aviation (third edition ) is now available in Spanish
Recent WSH publications
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Progress on sanitation and drinking-water
13 May 2013 -
Water quality and health strategy 2013-2020
26 January 2013 -
Water safety plan quality assurance tool
1 January 2013 -
WSP training package
16 November 2012 -
Toolkit for monitoring and evaluating household water treatment and safe storage
1 November 2012