Monitoring in a historic perspective Projecting forward welcome trends of stakeholder participation, participatory learning, behavioural change and impact assessment into a vision of monitoring as a means of empowerment and a tool for sustainability 30. Foresees the WSS agenda being part of broader programmes supported by donors, with optimum use of local resources. The process Describes the mechanisms and timetable for producing the Vision 32. Describes the mechanisms and timetable for producing the Vision 33. Past Learning A background document describing some lessons which might be important in framing a vision 35.
Research Seeks a research agenda driven by the South with the North providing support.
A comprehensive package of innovative thinking to produce a vision of governments, NGOs, CBOs and small private enterprises delivering sustainable and convenient WSS services to poor households. This site is maintained by IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre . Comments can be send to the webmaster .