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| Title: | Designing for development : what is appropriate technology for rural water and sanitation |
| Authors: | Henry, D. |
| Keywords: | OBSTACLES TO DEVELOPMENT
APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY
RURAL AREAS
WATER SUPPLY
IDRC
PROJECT SELECTION
PROJECT DESIGN
FIELD ACTIVITY
ATTITUDES
FINANCING |
| Issue Date: | 1977 |
| Abstract: | Paper on the major obstacles to, and the need for, the development and introduction of appropriate technologies in the field of rural water supply. Describes IDRC's philosophy guiding project selection and design; assesses weaknesses of planning and field activity due to institutional attitudes towards administration and financing of projects, and the lack of collaboration among decision-makers, researchers, and rural populations. |
| Description: | Paper originally presented to a meeting of the Scandinavian Institute for African Studies, October, 1977
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| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10625/18043 |
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| Appears in Collections: | 1970s / Années 1970
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