Based on the findings identified at the joint meeting of the Water and Sanitation Program, and the Gender Network of the Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council, two key areas seemingly hamper further progress in the field: 1) lack of empirical data regarding the extent to whether gender-sensitive project approaches actually have significant impacts on the sustainability of services created through projects; and, 2) lack of a suitable methodology...
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2000/02/29
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2010/07/01
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Linking sustainability with demand, gender and poverty : a study in community-managed water supply projects in fifteen countries
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water supply and sanitation service