Working paper : towards a strategy and action plan for helping developing countries to manage urban and industrial pollution
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The environmental crisis in Eastern Europe, where unchecked urban and industrial pollution increasingly threaten human health and the integrity of ecological systems, highlights the importance of preventing similar conditions in other growing urban and industrial centers.
1990

Abstract
This report lays the foundation for an A.I.D. strategy and action plan by suggesting priority areas for pollution management and A.I.D. responses. Priority areas are identified as: (1) water quality; (2) industrial planning, management, and operation; (3) safe pesticide management and disposal; and (4) air quality. It is recommended that A.I.D. focus its response on the following interventions: (1) development of effective policies and institutions to promote sound pollution management, (2) private sector development, (3) public education to motivate social change and political action, and (4) modification of A.I.D. operations to strengthen coordination with other donors, improve the effectiveness of pollution activities, and establish an A.I.D. pollution management unit.
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1994USAID DEC