Gains have also been made with regard to the attitudes and involvement of senior government staff and officials from other departments. District and regional department heads have not only gained more understanding and appreciation of the participatory, community-based approach to projects but are more prepared to listen to the views of junior staff. District Water Engineers now take a lot of responsibility for the planning, budgeting, administration and management of the programme. The regional Health Department plays a more active role in rural water and sanitation projects. This site is maintained by IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre .
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