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Monthly Archives: February 2012
The Uganda WASH writeshop is on: WASHTech takes its stand
For three days 22-24th February, 2012, 20 participants from 4 organisations (IRC, SNV, NETWAS, Cartias) and Triple-S will dedicate time aside from their daily work to write. It is difficult to focus on writing due to the busy work schedule … Continue reading
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Activating the UWASNET Technology Working Group.
WASHTech seeks to utilize all opportunities to embed the Technology Assessment Framework in the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene sector under its learning alliance approach. Fortunately, the Uganda Water sector has a vast array of such windows of opportunity. The Uganda … Continue reading
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Towards embedding TAF, Mainstreaming TAF into the self supply initiatives for 2012.
WASHTech in Uganda has integrated its upcoming research on the Technology Applicability Framework into the Uganda National Self Supply Acceleration Framework for 2011 to 2015 that is under development. This follows a presentation on the testing of TAF on two supply … Continue reading
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