How can ICT initiatives be designed to improve rural water supply?
Using information and communication technologies (ICTs) can make rural water supply more efficient, but this only works well when ICT design takes...
A hidden resource: household-led rural water supply in Ethiopia
This report on Self-supply aims to help fill some of the gaps in our knowledge about the existing performance of traditional wells, especially water...
Custos das actividades PEC-zonal em Moçambique : analise dos custos dos contractos de 2008 a 2011(PEC = Participação e Educação Comunitário)
Em 2008 foi introduzida uma nova abordagem de gestão do PEC (Participação e Educação Comunitário) através de contractos únicos para um ano num...
Learning alliances in WASHTech
This document provides a framework to support reflection and documentation of the learning alliance process in the three focus countries of the...
Adaptation of WASH services delivery to climate change, and other sources of risk and uncertainty
This paper recommends a range of practical and well-proven methods and tools for managing risk and uncertainty linked to climate change and other...
Supporting rural water supply : moving towards a service delivery approach
Why have we been unable to provide a sustainable water service to rural people for so long? What were the success factors in the areas where there...
Promotion of hygiene and sanitation in northern Uganda by Water and Sanitation Development Facility North
Paper presented at the East Africa practioners workshop on pro-poor urban sanitation and hygiene, Laico Umbano Hotel, Kigali, Rwanda, march 29th -
Sector wide approach in the water sector
This briefing note focuses on the sector wide approach (SWAp), highlighting the problems a SWAp aims to address, the benefits of a SWAp, key...
Connected hand pump mechanics for improved service delivery
This case study looks at district-based associations of hand pump mechanics in Uganda as a supporting mechanism for improved functionality. Presented...
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