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Pilot Testing Participatory Assessment Methodologies for Sustainable and Equitable Water Supply and Sanitation Services
| Date: | December 2007 |
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| Document Type: | Completion Reports / TA Completion Reports |
Description
The goal of the TA was to help WSS implementing agencies and communities achieve sustainable and equitable services. Its purpose was to demonstrate, through the pilots, an effective operational model that improves the capacity of governments, implementing agencies, program managers, and communities to design, plan, implement, and monitor pro-poor, participatory, gender-sensitive, and demandsensitive WSS services.