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DISTRIBUTION AND - WHO
chapter 7 DISTRIBUTION AND USE In many rural areas, wells equipped with hand pumps and conveniently located are used as sources of domestic water - supply for individual houses and villages. Since the water obtained in this way must be carried in cans or buckets from the wells to the houses, the amount of water is usually limited and too small for the effective promotion of health and personal hygiene. Although the use of wells in villages is inevitable and often dictated by economic and engineering considerations, the DISTRIBUTION of water from a central source by means of pipes to each village house is a goal towards which every community should strive, because of its obvious advantages. The most important benefits are convenience and an increased supply which may be made, at the same time, wholesome and safe for the protection of health. water - DISTRIBUTION systems for rural areas are essentially similar to those of urban communities. Often it is possible for the sake of economy to group a number of villages relatively close to each other and to supply them from a central water source.
Chapter 7 DISTRIBUTION AND USE In many rural areas, wells equipped with hand pumps and conveniently located are used as sources of domestic water-supply for individual houses
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