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Beginning in Bamako…. 8230; now in Kinshasa. Research and thoughts on water, sanitation and international development. Reflections on the 38th WEDC Conference: how can we link debates on practical implementation and political context? August 9, 2015. I’ve been back in DRC for a week now since the 38. WEDC Conference, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Services Beyond 2015: Improving access and sustainability. My one suggestion for future WEDC conferences would be to think how to build the practical debates mo...
Learning from failure: lessons for the sanitation sector – new discussion paper | Beginning in Bamako...
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Beginning in Bamako…. 8230; now in Kinshasa. Research and thoughts on water, sanitation and international development. Larr; Bamako to Kinshasa: a PhD and blog update. Five ways of thinking about failure in sanitation. Learning from failure: lessons for the sanitation sector new discussion paper. May 11, 2013. A version of this post first appeared on the BPD Water and Sanitation blog. I last blogged about the discussions at the. Learning from Failure in Sanitation. Sector learn and improve its work?
March | 2012 | Beginning in Bamako...
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Beginning in Bamako…. 8230; now in Kinshasa. Research and thoughts on water, sanitation and international development. More changing Theories of Change, and the importance of flexible and trusting donors. March 2, 2012. I wrote recently about the how the Triple-S sustainable rural water services initiative. Has tried to promote change in the sector:. Relationship-led (i.e. using champions to mobilise change). Value-led (i.e. leveraging peer pressure and creating coalitions for change). In Kinshasa jobs&#...
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Beginning in Bamako…. 8230; now in Kinshasa. Research and thoughts on water, sanitation and international development. Jones, S. (2015). Bridging political economy analysis and critical institutionalism: an approach to help analyse institutional change for rural water services. International Journal of the Commons,. 9(1), pp.65-86. Jones, S. (2013). How can NGOs help promote sustainable rural water services? An analysis of WaterAid’s approach to supporting local governments in Mali. 6(3), pp.350-366.
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Beginning in Bamako…. 8230; now in Kinshasa. Research and thoughts on water, sanitation and international development. Five ways of thinking about failure in sanitation. November 15, 2012. I’m inspired back to blogging by a thought-provoking workshop yesterday on. Learning from Failure in Sanitation. Organised by the UK Sanitation Community of Practice. And join our Linkedin group. For now, these are my thoughts on one of the key questions of the day:. What do we mean when we talk about failure?
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UK Aid Match – Should the public have a say? | pas à pas
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If you have a spare penny…. UK Aid Match – Should the public have a say? July 6, 2011. June DFID launched ‘Aid Match. Which is, in its own words:. A demand-led fund which will match public donations to appeals for projects focused on poverty reduction and the pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals. The purpose of the scheme, according to DFID is ‘to allow the UK public to have a direct say in how an element of the aid budget is spent on NGO projects’. Should, however, the British public have a direc...
Just GiveDirectly to the poor?A few thoughts on targeting and empowerment | pas à pas
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If you have a spare penny…. Just GiveDirectly to the poor? A few thoughts on targeting and empowerment. July 8, 2011. Just as micro-finance became a simple and attractive way for donors to target the poor through providing grants and loans for micro-enterprises, GiveDirectly has now created a system where donors can directly contribute to poor households in Kenya through mobile phone technology (Thanks to Roving Bandit. For highlighting the charity). Demonstrated, not everyone wants to using the mechanis...
If you have a spare penny… | pas à pas
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If you have a spare penny…. If you have a spare penny…. Donating to charity can be a minefield. Some excellent websites exist which can help donors think through the issues involved, and guide their investment, three of my favourites being:. Good Intentions Are Not Enough. We all have personal biases however, and these are some of mine; organisations, doing fantastic work, who if you do have a spare penny, or preferably several, would really value your support. Mali Health Organising Project. Enter your ...
Gender in Haiti – Problems, Solutions and Mainstreaming | pas à pas
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If you have a spare penny…. Gender in Haiti – Problems, Solutions and Mainstreaming. August 31, 2011. Will z new family planning project work if you don’t also target men and boys? When looking at the narratives on Haiti however, on first sight many of the same predictable gender messages are (necessarily) repeated; ‘Not enough attention/funding is being paid to the needs of women and girls’, ‘There is a need for serious government and organisational gender policies and mainstreaming’. How do you improve...
A snapshot of Sikoroni – Rights, development and NGO intervention | pas à pas
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If you have a spare penny…. A snapshot of Sikoroni Rights, development and NGO intervention. June 4, 2011. For more information on the Mali Health Organising Project please see http:/ www.malihealth.org. From → Health. Larr; But what about those without evacuation insurance? Measuring danger for women? Why measurement matters →. Leave one →. Taking the first steps towards a participatory monitoring and evaluation system « pas à pas. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. A View From The Cave.
Taking the first steps towards a participatory monitoring and evaluation system | pas à pas
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If you have a spare penny…. Taking the first steps towards a participatory monitoring and evaluation system. September 13, 2011. The following is a piece I was asked to write for the website and newsletter of the Mali Health Organizing Project (MHOP). My former employer. For more information on MHOP, also see ‘ A snapshot of Sikoroni-Rights, development and NGO intervention. 8216; For some earlier thoughts on monitoring and evaluation, have a look at ‘ What is monitoring and evaluation? Fundamentally, th...
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Sustaining rural water supply using the principles of collective Impact | water services that last
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Water services that last. Sustaining rural water supply using the principles of collective Impact. Sustaining rural water supply using the principles of collective Impact. November 12, 2014. Read the full post on the FSG – Reimagining Social Change website, by following this link. Managing improved water sources at scale. Taxes, the missing piece of the puzzle →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment:. Address never made public).
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Fifth WASH Sustainability Forum, tipping point in the sustainability debate? | water services that last
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Water services that last. Fifth WASH Sustainability Forum, tipping point in the sustainability debate? Fifth WASH Sustainability Forum, tipping point in the sustainability debate? Carmen da Silva Wells. June 18, 2014. 8216; conference in Brisbane exploring the topic in light of the post-2015 development agenda. On June 30th and July 1st, over 160 professionals working on WASH for the world’s poorest will gather in Amsterdam for the fifth WASH Sustainability Forum. The 5th WASH Sustainability Forum aims t...
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No more fairy tales | water services that last
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Water services that last. No more fairy tales. No more fairy tales. July 22, 2014. In the third of three blog posts, CEO of IRC Patrick Moriarty explains why government leadership is critical to tackle inequality, poverty and to create sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene services and why we need to stop believing in fairy tales be they about self-supporting communities or scrappy social entrepreneurs. This blog was originally published on www.ircwash.org. On 16 July 2014. City skyline of Mozambique.
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Questioning water quality | water services that last
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Water services that last. December 8, 2014. One of the main conditions for providing potable water services is that the service provider must be able to guarantee that the water is safe for consumption. But what happens when you live in an area where such services are not within reach? Can you be sure that the water that is available is safe for human use? Find out more about a recent study. On water quality challenges in rural areas of Burkina Faso carried out by IRC Burkina Faso. Enter your comment here.
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Beginning in Bamako…. 8230; now in Kinshasa. Research and thoughts on water, sanitation and international development. Reflections on the 38th WEDC Conference: how can we link debates on practical implementation and political context? August 9, 2015. I’ve been back in DRC for a week now since the 38. WEDC Conference, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Services Beyond 2015: Improving access and sustainability. My one suggestion for future WEDC conferences would be to think how to build the practical debates mo...
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