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Author
RWSN
Year of Publishing
2012
Publisher
Rural Water Supply Network
Institution
RWSN/IRC/Aguaconsult
Management & Support Working Group Workshop 2-3 Oct 2012 Presentations and write-ups from workshop section in The Hague
Description:
The first thematic meeting of the RWSN Management and Support Working Group took place on 2-3 October 2012. Focus of this meeting was on piped water supply schemes in rural areas and small towns. It considered the different management and support mechanisms required to manage these schemes and ensure that they provide sustainable services.
This 1.5-day thematic meeting took place in The Hague, the Netherlands, hosted by IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre. It was followed by a half day kick-off and management meeting of the Working Group on Management and Support of Rural Water Supplies on 3 October 2012.
Bibliographical Information:
RWSN (2012) Management & Support Working Group Workshop 2-3 Oct 2012. Presentations and write-ups from workshop section in The Hague , RWSN/IRC/Aguaconsult , Rural Water Supply Network
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Introduction: Management and support of rural and small town piped water supply
1. Marieke Adank: Background paper for First Thematic meetingl
2. Elizabeth Kleemeier: Response to Background Paper
4. Marieke Adank: Management models for small town water supply in Ghana
5. Viacheslav Sorokovskyi: Ukraine: Service cooperatives for management of piped water supply schemes in rural areas
6. Sjef Ernes: BOP business models and minigrids
7. Ella Lazarte: Reflections on private sector involvement in rural and small town water supply
8. Jonathan Annis: Public-Private Partnerships in Madagascar: a promising approach to increase sustainability of piped water supply systems in rural towns
9. Alejandro Meleg: SISAR Brazil: an association of community-based service providers
10. Stef Smits: Arrangements, impacts and costs of postconstruction support
11. Jim Gibson: Experiences in supporting operations in small piped schemes, South Africa
M&S October 2012 - Workshop Report