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Dr. Onward Samuel Mandebvu commented on Mugunga Matabaro's blog post Rwanda - Promoting Accountability and encouraging sustainability through Imihigo toolDr. Onward Samuel Mandebvu's blog post was featuredZambia - In the Driver’s Seat WASH Capacity Development in the Copperbelt
Over 330,000 people in Zambia’s Copperbelt Province are challenged by low water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) coverage. Although WASH service delivery is the responsibility of local governments in Zambia, most lack capacity to deliver sustainable services. SNV Zambia and UNICEF Zambia jointly built local government capacity to operate and maintain 390 new boreholes, rehabilitate water points and expand sanitation coverage. ChallengeLocal ownership of development issues promotes greater…See More
Dr. Onward Samuel Mandebvu posted a blog postZambia - In the Driver’s Seat WASH Capacity Development in the Copperbelt
Over 330,000 people in Zambia’s Copperbelt Province are challenged by low water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) coverage. Although WASH service delivery is the responsibility of local governments in Zambia, most lack capacity to deliver sustainable services. SNV Zambia and UNICEF Zambia jointly built local government capacity to operate and maintain 390 new boreholes, rehabilitate water points and expand sanitation coverage. ChallengeLocal ownership of development issues promotes greater…See More
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- Donor/Aid Agency
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- Leadership, Accountability and Partnerships
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- Capacity development for development organization - OD/ID for agriculture, education, HIV&AIDS, Renewable Energy, Water and Sanitation organizations.
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- English
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Zambia - In the Driver’s Seat WASH Capacity Development in the Copperbelt
Over 330,000 people in Zambia’s Copperbelt Province are challenged by low water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) coverage. Although WASH service delivery is the responsibility of local governments in Zambia, most lack capacity to deliver sustainable services. SNV Zambia and UNICEF Zambia jointly built local government capacity to operate and maintain 390 new boreholes, rehabilitate water points and expand sanitation coverage.
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