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This document covers the main activities and decisions in rural WASH and water resource protection projects, which require a gender-specific approach in the planning, implementation and documentation.

TitleGender in community water supply, sanitation and water resource protection : a guide to methods and techniques
Publication TypeWorking Paper
Year of Publication1995
Authorsvan Wijk-Sijbesma, CA
Secondary TitleOccasional paper series / IRC
Volumeno. 23
Paginationiii, 52 p.
Date Published01/1995
PublisherIRC
Place PublishedThe Hague, The Netherlands
Publication LanguageEnglish
Keywordscab95/5, community management, community participation, evaluation, financing, gender, guidelines, implementation, men, monitoring, planning, projects, rural areas, sanitation, source protection, sustgen, training, water resources management, water supply, women
Abstract

This document covers the main activities and decisions in rural water supply, sanitation and water resource protection projects, which according to the experiences collected at IRC, require a gender-specific approach in the planning, implementation and documentation. The findings, summarized in this document, are derived from the inputs for three regional expert consultations on methods to involve women in rural water supply and sanitation and water resource protection projects. The consultations took place in Nairobi, Kenya (February 1993), Cali, Colombia (August 1993) and Mount Lavinia, Sri Lanka (September 1993). The purpose of the consultations was to exchange experiences on gender-specific approaches in the participants' projects and to document these experiences in a set of three field guides each focusing on the situation in the region concerned, on how to apply a gender approach in rural water supply, sanitation and water resource protection projects. Further information on the three field guides is to be found in Appendix A of this document.

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Bibliography: p. 41-50

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Original PublicationMejor, cuando es de a dos : el genero en los proyectos de agua y saneamiento, Working with women and men on water and sanitation : an African field guide, Together for water and sanitation : tools to apply a gender approach : the Asian experience, Methods
Citation Key37750

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