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The researchers — why knowledge is more valuable than gifts
Eveline Bolt, Norah Espejo, Marc Lammerink
For two years, NGOs have been working with villagers from three continents in an ambitious attempt to develop a flexible research methodology — and strengthen community water management. Just an interesting academic exercise? Or the basis for future agency/user co-operation andreal participatory planning?
For two years, NGOs have been working with villagers from three continents in an ambitious attempt to develop a flexible research methodology — and strengthen community water management. Just an interesting academic exercise? Or the basis for future agency/user co-operation and
real participatory planning?
real participatory planning?
Providing Safe Drinking Water in Small Systems
Capacity Building and Resource Centre Development in Water Supply and Sanitation
Visscher, Jan Teun
de Jong, Dick
2019
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