Titre de série :	WASTH Tecnical Keport, 67
Titre :	Community manageement of rural water supply and sanitation services
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	McCommon, C. ; Warner, D. ; Yohalem, D.
Mention d'édition :	Wold Bank
Editeur :	Wold Bank
Année de publication :	1990
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-05746
Note générale :	"This discussion paper develops a definition of community management and describes the ""enabling environment"" necessary for meaningful community management of water ressources and waste disposal. The paper analyses the roles of and identifies salient issues between communities and external agencies. It also examines seven projects to identify important features of community management and finally the paper reviews community managemet functions, ressources, bénéfits and contraints and proposes priorities for further research"
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Alimentation en eau  Eau potable  Drainage  Hydraulique villageoise  Gestion communautaire
Index. décimale :	621.2 Hydraulique : turbines, pompes, accumulateurs, transmission hydraulique
Résumé :	"This discussion paper develops a definition of community management and describes the ""enabling environment"" necessary for meaningful community management of water ressources and waste disposal. The paper analyses the roles of and identifies salient issues between communities and external agencies. It also examines seven projects to identify important features of community management and finally the paper reviews community managemet functions, ressources, bénéfits and contraints and proposes priorities for further research"
Note de contenu :	"This discussion paper develops a definition of community management and describes the ""enabling environment"" necessary for meaningful community management of water ressources and waste disposal. The paper analyses the roles of and identifies salient issues between communities and external agencies. It also examines seven projects to identify important features of community management and finally the paper reviews community managemet functions, ressources, bénéfits and contraints and proposes priorities for further research"

WASTH Tecnical Keport, 67. Community manageement of rural water supply and sanitation services [texte imprimé] / McCommon, C. ; Warner, D. ; Yohalem, D.  . -  Wold Bank . - Wold Bank, 1990.
ISSN : CI-05746
"This discussion paper develops a definition of community management and describes the ""enabling environment"" necessary for meaningful community management of water ressources and waste disposal. The paper analyses the roles of and identifies salient issues between communities and external agencies. It also examines seven projects to identify important features of community management and finally the paper reviews community managemet functions, ressources, bénéfits and contraints and proposes priorities for further research"
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Alimentation en eau  Eau potable  Drainage  Hydraulique villageoise  Gestion communautaire
Index. décimale :	621.2 Hydraulique : turbines, pompes, accumulateurs, transmission hydraulique
Résumé :	"This discussion paper develops a definition of community management and describes the ""enabling environment"" necessary for meaningful community management of water ressources and waste disposal. The paper analyses the roles of and identifies salient issues between communities and external agencies. It also examines seven projects to identify important features of community management and finally the paper reviews community managemet functions, ressources, bénéfits and contraints and proposes priorities for further research"
Note de contenu :	"This discussion paper develops a definition of community management and describes the ""enabling environment"" necessary for meaningful community management of water ressources and waste disposal. The paper analyses the roles of and identifies salient issues between communities and external agencies. It also examines seven projects to identify important features of community management and finally the paper reviews community managemet functions, ressources, bénéfits and contraints and proposes priorities for further research"