Start your water distribution service: a step-by-step guide of how to start a community-based water distribution service. Technical handouts

Lucia Mandengenda; E. Lwanga; Vivian C. Mthetwa; Tomas Stenström; Kees van der Ree; Wilma van Esch

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Start your water distribution service: a step-by-step guide of how to start a community-based water distribution service. Technical handouts

Lucia Mandengenda, E. Lwanga, Vivian C. Mthetwa, Tomas Stenström, Kees van der Ree and Wilma van Esch

ILO

2001

Abstract

water distribution

corporate planning

community participation

Water Supply

The technical handouts are designed to give the participants the skills and knowledge necessary to manage, operate and maintain a small-scale piped water supply system. They contain background material prepared for each session related to technical and managerial aspects. The technical handounts part of a set which also contains a manual; business plan; and a trainer's guide.

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Title: Start your water distribution service; a step-by-step guide of how to start a community-based water distribution service. Technical handouts
Creators: Lucia Mandengenda
E. Lwanga
Vivian C. Mthetwa
Tomas Stenström
Kees van der Ree
Wilma van Esch
Contributors: Zambia. Ministry of Local Government and Housing
Lusaka (Zambia). City Council.
Ireland Aid (Organization)
United Nations Development Programme.
International Labour Organization.
Publisher: ILO; Lusaka
Date published: 2001
Number of pages: 106 p.
Language: English
Asset Type: manual
Record Identifier: 995218742102676
Table of contents: Introduction and information about the course -- 1. Course introduction -- 2. Problem identification -- 3. Legal framework -- 4. Roles and responsabilities of stakeholders -- 5. Components of the water supply system -- 6. Water, sanitation and hygiene -- 7. Preparation for the field visit -- 8. Field visit -- 9. Review of the field visit -- 10. Operation and maintenance -- 11. Monitoring -- 12. Customer relations -- 13. Community contracting -- 14. Course evaluation.