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This article's most recent comprehensive update was in December 2015
I would like to acknowledge that this article, as it stands today, is the product of a collaborative effort between Ukowalska, primary author (see her sandbox), Amusiol who wrote the sections on water resources and external cooperation, as well as myself (lead section and quality review). In consent with the co-authors I posted the article from the sandbox to the article space. Obviously this does not entail any claims as to the authorship of the article. We expect to draw attention to the article by circulating links to it to professionals working on water and sanitation in Kenya, in order to further improve the article.-- Mschiffler ( talk) 19:23, 23 April 2010 (UTC)
Thank you for this kind acknowledgement. Ukowalska ( talk) 22:48, 28 April 2010 (UTC)
Hi there! I just read the article and made some minor edits. It is very interesting and up to date. Congratulations! However I think that some details could still be improved:
What do you mean with "private improved sanitation"?
This sounds to me as if within the 78% every drop of drinking water is tested before being supplied. What do you mean exactly?
Looking forward to your reactions and more opinions! Greetings! -- Kerres ( Talk) 12:03, 25 April 2010 (UTC)
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This article's most recent comprehensive update was in December 2015
I would like to acknowledge that this article, as it stands today, is the product of a collaborative effort between Ukowalska, primary author (see her sandbox), Amusiol who wrote the sections on water resources and external cooperation, as well as myself (lead section and quality review). In consent with the co-authors I posted the article from the sandbox to the article space. Obviously this does not entail any claims as to the authorship of the article. We expect to draw attention to the article by circulating links to it to professionals working on water and sanitation in Kenya, in order to further improve the article.-- Mschiffler ( talk) 19:23, 23 April 2010 (UTC)
Thank you for this kind acknowledgement. Ukowalska ( talk) 22:48, 28 April 2010 (UTC)
Hi there! I just read the article and made some minor edits. It is very interesting and up to date. Congratulations! However I think that some details could still be improved:
What do you mean with "private improved sanitation"?
This sounds to me as if within the 78% every drop of drinking water is tested before being supplied. What do you mean exactly?
Looking forward to your reactions and more opinions! Greetings! -- Kerres ( Talk) 12:03, 25 April 2010 (UTC)