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WASH Based Climate Adaptation Strategies in Ghana - National Level Learning Alliance Platform (NLLAP)

Published on: 27/10/2016
Ghana Youth Environment Network (GYEM), in collaboration with WaterAid Ghana and the Resource Centre Network (RCN) invites you to the learning and sharing meeting on the above theme. GYEM will lead the discussion with support from WaterAid Ghana under the advocacy for WASH Based Climate Adaptation...

Resource centre networks : contributing to a learning and adaptive WASH sector

This paper presents lessons learnt on improving learning in the WASH sector through resource centre networks in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Honduras, Nepal...
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Rabin Bastola

Resource centres catalyse learning in the sector

Published on: 27/12/2013
Resource centres and their networks have a role to play in building the capacity of sector players to continually innovate, evolve and adapt—based on evidence. A learning and adaptive sector is critical for delivering sustainable services.

IRC colleague working with a colleague from RCN Nepal

Evidence of 'sector learning'?

Published on: 30/08/2012
IRC supports WASH Resource Centres and their networks (RCNs) in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Honduras, Nepal and Uganda. In this video RCN coordinators describe what sector learning looks like in their country.

Young professional from Uganda at work in Ghana

Closing the learning loop to feed national decision making

Published on: 27/07/2011
Any learning process must be effective. In Ghana, the learning process in the water and sanitation sector is extensive and devolved, as it should be. But there is an important gap. A structured mechanism is needed to channel lessons from the communities, learning alliances, and other learning fora...

Water: a priority for life : a quarter of a century of caring for water supply and sanitation

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Streams of knowledge : the role of water and sanitation resource centres in closing the gap on unmet needs

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The Streams of Knowledge toolbox : work in progress

This Toolbox comprises a set of tools meant for use by water and sanitation resource centres willing to participate in a process of further improving...
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Towards an enhanced role of resource centres in capacity building : 14 - 18 June, 1999, Delft, The Netherlands [papers presented]

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IRC's role in capacity development in the water supply and sanitation sector

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Towards an enhanced role of resource centres for capacity building in the water and sanitation sector : summary of the international workshop 14-18 June 1999, Delft, The Netherlands

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National resource centres for research, development and technology transfer in water and sanitation

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Workshop on resource centre development by SEUF in India

RCD 18 Countries Programme - an overview

Published on: 29/10/2003
IRC ran the RCD Programme in over 18 countries. An overview of the programme is provided here.

Kerala socio-economic units foundation : sector resource centre support mission IRC

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Strategic plan 2004-2005 : Streams of Knowledge

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Resource centres make knowledge work : a paper on the importance of resource centres in providing water and sanitation to all and the resource centre strengthening programme

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Serving the water and sanitation sector : resource centre experiences, developments and future trends

Summary of the concepts developed and lessons learnt through the STREAM project in the period from mid 1998 to mid 2001. It describes the basic...
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WELL inception visit to Kenya (NETWAS) : mission report

The overall WELL purpose is improved access to information and support in water, sanitation and environmental health for DFID and Partner Agencies in...
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Ensuring public access to quality information through Resource Centres

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Water supply and sanitation : an overview of the national and international sector policy and analysis of the Dutch stakeholders in the sector : paper for SNV/BDB

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Information, key for sector improvement, with resources centres matching the demand and supply

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