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Re-emerging schistosomiasis in hilly and mountainous areas of Sichuan, China

From MPA to NPA : participatory assessment of water and sanitation projects in rural Nepal

Micro finance for water and sanitation in West Africa

The joy of learning : participatory lesson plans on hygiene, sanitation, water, health and the environment

Financing the water sector

Analysis of cost estimates and funding available for achieving the MDG targets for water and sanitation

Gender perspectives on ecological sanitation

Serving all urban consumers : a marketing approach to water services in low and middle-income countries. Book 4. Sample strategic marketing plan for water services in Mombasa and the Coast Region

Serving all urban consumers : a marketing approach to water services in low and middle-income countries. Book 3. PREPP : utility consultation with the urban poor

Serving all urban consumers : a marketing approach to water services in low and middle-income countries. Book 2. Guidance notes for managers

Serving all urban consumers : a marketing approach to water services in low and middle-income countries. Book 1. Guidance for governments' enabling role

QIS : a new participatory management tool to assess and act on field reality

Water-safety plans for piped supplies with limited data : a case study from India

Implementing water-safety plans in urban piped-water supplies in Uganda

Knowledge management for development journal

Publié le: 30/04/2005

Knowledge management in development and knowledge societies in developing countries. Read more...

African local governments : towards e-learning for sustainability

Output-based aid in the Philippines : harnessing political will to provide water services to the poor

Who benefits? : the monitoring and evaluation of development programmes in Central Asia : second annual conference report, INTRAC in Central Asia (April 2003)

Management of differences and equity in the Bolivian structural adjustment and the water supply regulations

Equity, democracy and accountability in Bolivian water reforms

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