"Hi Francis,
Much better :-) Now I see a face. Thanks.
Perhaps http://www.pubcd.watsan.net/ will help you in your work.
It contains all free IRC publications.
Best, Jaap"
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Knowledge, policy and power
ODI paper: The six dimensions of the knowledge-development power interface.http://www.odi.org.uk/resources/download/3790.pdfExecutive…Continue
Tags: Policy, Power, Knowledge, ODI
Started Jul 5, 2010
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WASH Manager left a comment for Francis Mtitu"Hi Francis,
Welcome. A request: change your profile picture and add the pictures of toilets just as pictures :-)
Best, Jaap"
WASH Manager posted a discussionKnowledge, policy and power
ODI paper: The six dimensions of the knowledge-development power interface.http://www.odi.org.uk/resources/download/3790.pdfExecutive SummaryThe critical importance of knowledge in strengthening policy is increasingly recognised in development circles. While there is considerable value in academic knowledge in terms of shaping the thinking of policy actors and practitioners over time, policy research can also have far-reaching…See More
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The African Civil Society Network on Water and Sanitation (ANEW) is a regional networking body of African civil society organizations (CSOs) actively involved in the field of sustainable water management, water supply and sanitation.ANEW is a n autonomous Africa-wide platform which aims to ensure that the diverse voices of African…See More
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