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WASHCost course

Costing Sustainable Services online course 2018 open for registration

Published on: 16/01/2018
Join for free! Courses start Thursday 1st of March, Friday 1st of June and Monday 1st of October.

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IRC offers free as well as tailor-made life-cycle costing tools. Contact us for additional support.
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IRC to take part in the Reinvent the Toilet Fair: India

Published on: 20/03/2014
IRC will present its WASHCost calculator at a fair showcasing innovations in the sanitation sector.

Venkatapuram

WASHCost Calculator demo with real data from India

Published on: 06/01/2014
Using real data, we look at how the WASHCost calculator can be used in practice in India.

Road in Venkatapuram

Innovative tool for costing sanitation presented at SACOSAN-V

Published on: 23/10/2013
At SACOSAN-V in Nepal, IRC shared the WASHCost Calculator with South Asian governments and organisations working on sustainable sanitation. Kathy Shordt gave a sneak preview of the advanced tool based on an example from Venkatapuram, India.

User Testing at Stockholm World Water Week

User Testing at Stockholm World Water Week

Published on: 11/10/2013
As we continue work on the WASHCost Calculator, feedback from users is continually shaping development of the tool. The Stockholm World Water Week provided a fantastic opportunity to gather comments and questions on the basic version of the water and sanitation calculator. Fifty individuals,...

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AtWhatCost: Running the Numbers

Published on: 03/09/2013
Water for People's Kim Lemme examines a new Excel-based cost analysis tool.

WellDone engineers working on MoMo, an open-source mobile technology to aggregate sensor data from remote infrastructure

What can the WASHCost Calculator do for you?

Published on: 29/08/2013
Open-source mobile technology delivering vital data cheaply and accurately isn't just a pipe dream, says Jim Yoon of WellDone International.

What you do not measure, you do not cost. What you do not cost, you cannot do...

Published on: 30/11/2012
What you do not measure, you do not cost. What you do not cost, you cannot do: reporting systems must change to reflect the real costs of providing services that last.

Training module on assessing unit costs (Andhra Pradesh, India)

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