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à Nairobi (Kenya) Durée: two (2) week full time residential course (formation annuelle) Page web:http://www.netwas.org/courses/courses/2005/9 |
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| Objectives: To establish a common understanding of definitions, concepts and current approaches in community management of WES Projects/Programmes. To share experiences on current practices in community management and take stock of best practices To positively influence the participants attitudes towards communities abilities to manage and sustain their own projects To enhance participants knowledge and skills in management and technical aspects and use of participatory methodologies necessary for working with communities Participants will develop individual/group strategies and work plans to implement appropriate community management approaches. |
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| Coût: The course fee is US $1480 per participant. This will cover tuition, course file, books and field trip. | ||
| Public: suitablefor staff who plan and manage community-based water supply and environmental sanitation projects/programmes; Staff working in development programmes; Leaders, managers and trainers of community based organisations, Donor Agencies, NGOs and Government agencies; Tutors and lecturers from sector training institutions |
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| Mots-Clefs: environnement et études d'impact , gestion de la ressource en eau , projet (montage, gestion) | ||
| Organisme:
• International Network for water and sanitation international Magadi Rd, Off Langata Rd. P.O. Box 15614 0053 Nairobi Tél: +254 2 890555/6/7 Fax: +254 2 890553/4 Email: training@netwas.org http://www.netwas.org |