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World Water Week 2016: key resources
… The annual World
Water
Week in Stockholm, Sweden, from 28 August to 2 September focuses …
water
work focuses on sanitation in urban areas and, as part of the
Global
Water
Initiative
–
West
Africa
, tools and tactics for ensuring that
water
in …
Article, 24 August 2016
Towards socially just and economically viable dams in West Africa: World Water Week 2015
… The annual World
Water
Week in Stockholm focuses on a wide range of issues relating to … negotiators to ensure that
water
is thoroughly integrated in the
global
2015 climate agreement . GWI
West
Africa
held a side event at … GWI
West
Africa
at World
Water
Week 2015 . …
Water
…
Global
Water
Initiative
–
West
Africa
… Towards socially just and economically viable …
Event, 23 August 2015
GWI animation: how to secure land rights of people affected by dams
… dams bring benefits for all. A new animation, produced by the
Global
Water
Initiative
(GWI)
West
Africa
, unpicks the challenges around getting …
News, 09 February 2017
PLA 61: Tales of shit: Community-Led Total Sanitation in Africa
… sanitation Mariama Munia Zombo From amazzi to amazi: it’s not a
water
problem Terry A. Wolfer and Robin W. Kloot Breaking shit taboos: … and lessons Samuel Musembi Musyoki Shit travels fast: towards a
global
CLTS network Petra Bongartz Part IV: Tips for trainers A note for … of CLTS in order to improve policy and practice. The Communication
Initiative
Network: The Drum Beat - Issue 528 - Communicating for …
Article, 01 November 2010
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