These workshop materials contain the resources for the Operation & Maintenance of Water Supply Schemes in the context of Nepal workshop. This workshop has been designed to address common issues of performance, efficiency, and sustainability of rural water supply services, and incorporates technical and managerial sessions to support and provide guidance for local authorities.
Collection
O&M of Water Supply Schemes Nepal (O&M Nepal) Workshop
Topics
Co-developed with
Languages
English
Regions
South Asia
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O&M of Water Supply Schemes Nepal Participant List
This participant list template is a tool that will help you keep a database of participant information for your Operation & Maintenance of Water Supply Schemes in the context of Nepal workshop.
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O&M of Water Supply Schemes Nepal 3 Day Agenda for Participants
This is the basic 3-day agenda for participants attending the Operation & Maintenance of Water Supply Schemes in the context of Nepal workshop.
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O&M of Water Supply Schemes Nepal Final Evaluation
This is the final evaluation template for participants to provide feedback after a Operation & Maintenance of Water Supply Schemes in the context of Nepal workshop.
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O&M of Water Supply Schemes Nepal Workshop Outline
This outline describes the content, objectives, and audience for the Operation & Maintenance of Water Supply Schemes in the context of Nepal workshop.
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O&M of Water Supply Schemes Nepal Final Evaluation Summary
This is a template for displaying the final results of your participant evaluations for the Operation & Maintenance of Water Supply Schemes in the context of Nepal workshop.
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CAWST is a Canadian charity and licensed engineering firm. We address the global need for safe drinking water and sanitation by building local knowledge and skills on household solutions people can implement themselves.
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