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WHiRL Water and Poverty Workshop : experiences from India and South Africa on the role of rural water supply in rural livelihoods and poverty reduction, Delft, Netherlands, 5 August 2002
In order to take advantage of having the WHiRL project team in the Netherlands, and to disseminate and share experiences with Dutch organisations involved in similar work, a one-day workshop was held on Monday, August 5th at IRC. The workshop was an opportunity to: present the work of the WHiRL project; and to discuss the wider issue of rural water supply and its links to livelihoods and poverty reduction.
WHiRL Presentations
1. Introduction
and background to the WHiRL project
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Powerpoint presentation
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2. Productive uses
of water and impacts on rural livelihoods in Limpopo province, South Africa
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presentation 114 kB
3. Water, watershed
development and poverty reduction in Andhra Pradesh, India
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presentation 996 kB
4. Options for
better water development and management to address the needs of the rural
poor in India and South Africa
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presentation 1.67 Mb
Other Presentations
1. Rope pumps in Nicaragua - to be added
2. BothEnds
More details from http://www.bothends.org
3. Comparative
Study On The Emergence And Functioning Of Multi-Stakeholder Platforms
In Water Resource Management by Eliab Simpungwe from the University of
Wageningen, Irrigation and Water Engineering Group
Downolad powerpoint
presentation 853 kB
4. Asian Development
Bank Water and Poverty initiative for the 3rd World Water Forum - Kyoto
2003 by John Soussan.
Its hard to find but for more details see http://www.worldwaterforum.org/for/en/flist
then (after registering) look under 'list sessions by sub-category' for
'water and poverty' and then click through the pages until you see 'poverty
and water security' as a session title.
Notes from breakout groups
1. Integrated
water resources management
2.
Water for sustainable livelihoods
Download report MS-Word 28 kB
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of participants
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