Aug 1, 2018
In this lesson, participants will use the skills and knowledge they have gained throughout the workshop to examine issues of sustainability and conduct an analysis of their current management of the water supply scheme. They will identify strengths and areas to improve, and highlight priority areas for improvement.
Aug 1, 2018
In this lesson, participants will use the skills and knowledge they have gained throughout the workshop to examine issues of sustainability and conduct an analysis of their current management of the water supply scheme. They will identify strengths and areas to improve, and highlight priority areas for improvement.
English
South Asia
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