The Sri Lanka Community Water Supply and Sanitation Project is one of the few examples of a large-scale World Bank supported project that has attempted to establish project rules and procedures that respond to community demand for improved services. It adopted a flexible implementation strategy by creating a learning culture within the project and by making adjustments to project rules and procedures as lessons emerged. This study describes the conceptual...
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1998/01/31
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Document de travail
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2010/07/01
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Disclosed
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Structured learning in practice : lessons from Sri Lanka on community water supply and sanitation
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rural water supply and sanitation