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Girmachew Addisu Lijalem

Monitoring + Learning Advisor | Local Facilitator | IRC Ethiopia

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Girmachew Addisu Lijalem has joined IRC Ethiopia team as a Monitoring and Learning Advisor and Local Facilitator for the Sustainable WASH Program (SWP). He has more than 14 years of experience as instructor at a university, as a hydrologist / engineer at Construction Enterprises, as researcher, as senior irrigation-drainage monitoring specialist and as resident project leader for IWRM projects at a Basin Authority. Girmachew has a B.Sc degree in soil and water engineering and M.Sc degree in Hydraulics engineering from Bahir Dar University.

Using water kiosk revenues to cross-finance environmental hygiene : Tana’s RF2 model

The viability of decentralized water and sanitation provision in developing countries : the case of Honduras

The economics of sanitation initiative (ESI) for sanitation decision making in Southeast Asia : paper presented at the IRC symposium ‘ Pumps, Pipes and Promises: Costs, Finances and Accountability for Sustainable WASH Services' in The Hague, The Netherlan

Sustainable pathways to attain the millennium development goals : assessing the key role of water, energy and sanitation

Flowing forward : freshwater ecosystem adaptation to climate change in water resources management and biodiversity conservation

Integrated Urban Water Management in Lima, Peru: Building capacity for treatment and reuse of wastewater for green spaces and urban agriculture

Access to water, women’s work and child outcomes

The search for appropriate latrine solutions for flood-prone areas of Bangladesh

Promotion and Cost optimisation of Urine-Diversion Ecological Sanitation in Mahyoro Sub-County (Uganda)

The millennium development goals : a cross-sectoral analysis and principles for goal setting after 2015

Uncertainty regarding waste handling in everyday life

Stories from rural hygiene promoters in Vanuatu : PHAST, tippy taps and working with men and women : community based approach in Vanuatu

Enhancing consumer participation in water service delivery through Water Action Groups

Engaging with the water sector for public health benefits: waterborne pathogens and diseases in developed countries

Costs and economics of sustainable sanitation

Nala nala raajje : waste awareness resource kit : retailers

Nala nala raajje : waste awareness resource kit : community

Water for all? : a study on the effectiveness of Asian Development Bank funded water and sanitation projects in ensuring sustainable services for the poor

Multiple use water services for the poor : assessing the state of knowledge : final reoprt

Fecha publicación: 17/09/2010

Assessing the relative costs, benefits and poverty impacts of multiple-use approaches (MUS) over single-use approaches and evaluating the potential... Read more...

Can sewerage be pro-poor? Lessons from Dakar : paper prepared for the West Africa Regional Sanitation and Hygiene Symposium, 3-5 Nov 2009, Accra, Ghana

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