Risk analysis integrating livelihood and economic impacts of wastewater irrigation on health

This chapter provides a brief review of methods and approaches for evaluating the consequences of using wastewater to irrigate vegetables. The following five objectives are considered:(a) analysing poor producers’ and consumers’ knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of the risks associated with patho...

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Main Authors: Tiongco, Marites M., Narrod, Clare A., Bidwell, Kelly
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-139812024-03-11T01:25:18Z Risk analysis integrating livelihood and economic impacts of wastewater irrigation on health Tiongco, Marites M. Narrod, Clare A. Bidwell, Kelly This chapter provides a brief review of methods and approaches for evaluating the consequences of using wastewater to irrigate vegetables. The following five objectives are considered:(a) analysing poor producers’ and consumers’ knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of the risks associated with pathogen contamination/exposure, and the economic consequences on health and livelihoods;(b) analysing the costs and benefits of non-treatment interventions at the farm level (eg drip irrigation and cessation of irrigation prior to harvest) and post-harvest level (eg washing and disinfection of vegetables after harvesting);(c) identifying costeffective interventions for reducing the risk of waterborne disease associated with wastewater use for irrigation;(d) estimating producers’ and consumers’ willingness to pay for or adopt non-treatment interventions at multiple stages along the food chain; and (e) evaluating the long-term economic and livelihood impacts of adopting those non-treatment interventions that are identified as cost-effective and targeted at poor producers and consumers. The chapter concludes by synthesizing a methodological framework for the collection and analysis of data to assess the livelihood and economic impacts of illness caused by microbial pathogens from wastewater. 2009-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/12438 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Health risk assessment Sewage Environmental impact analysis Irrigation Economics Growth and Development Social and Behavioral Sciences
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
collection DLSU Institutional Repository
topic Health risk assessment
Sewage
Environmental impact analysis
Irrigation
Economics
Growth and Development
Social and Behavioral Sciences
spellingShingle Health risk assessment
Sewage
Environmental impact analysis
Irrigation
Economics
Growth and Development
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Tiongco, Marites M.
Narrod, Clare A.
Bidwell, Kelly
Risk analysis integrating livelihood and economic impacts of wastewater irrigation on health
description This chapter provides a brief review of methods and approaches for evaluating the consequences of using wastewater to irrigate vegetables. The following five objectives are considered:(a) analysing poor producers’ and consumers’ knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of the risks associated with pathogen contamination/exposure, and the economic consequences on health and livelihoods;(b) analysing the costs and benefits of non-treatment interventions at the farm level (eg drip irrigation and cessation of irrigation prior to harvest) and post-harvest level (eg washing and disinfection of vegetables after harvesting);(c) identifying costeffective interventions for reducing the risk of waterborne disease associated with wastewater use for irrigation;(d) estimating producers’ and consumers’ willingness to pay for or adopt non-treatment interventions at multiple stages along the food chain; and (e) evaluating the long-term economic and livelihood impacts of adopting those non-treatment interventions that are identified as cost-effective and targeted at poor producers and consumers. The chapter concludes by synthesizing a methodological framework for the collection and analysis of data to assess the livelihood and economic impacts of illness caused by microbial pathogens from wastewater.
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author Tiongco, Marites M.
Narrod, Clare A.
Bidwell, Kelly
author_facet Tiongco, Marites M.
Narrod, Clare A.
Bidwell, Kelly
author_sort Tiongco, Marites M.
title Risk analysis integrating livelihood and economic impacts of wastewater irrigation on health
title_short Risk analysis integrating livelihood and economic impacts of wastewater irrigation on health
title_full Risk analysis integrating livelihood and economic impacts of wastewater irrigation on health
title_fullStr Risk analysis integrating livelihood and economic impacts of wastewater irrigation on health
title_full_unstemmed Risk analysis integrating livelihood and economic impacts of wastewater irrigation on health
title_sort risk analysis integrating livelihood and economic impacts of wastewater irrigation on health
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2009
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/12438
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