they are well planned and designed, taking into account above mentioned challenges, provide innovative solution to these problems and therefore provide an impetus for improved service delivery in rural and peri-urban areas. Compared to conventional technologies these green technologies have low recurrent costs and their deployment is therefore likely to free more resources towards maintenance and management, thus guaranteeing their sustainability Essential for the successful implementation of the TA was a motivated and proactive project proponent (WSTF), who took ownership of all steps of the CTCN technical assistance, and invested substantial staff resources in the successful implementation. This has not been a major Having several implementing issue, but worth keeping in Lessons learnt related the institutions involved and mind when initiating similar CTCN process for TA responsible for different TA. In addition to the activities, in addition to CTCN individual contracts, a project coordination, does possibility could be to share require full transparency in a ToR document where terms of communication and each institution involved in timely submission of the TA's role and deliverables, when the responsibilities is briefly different deliverables are outlined, to increase depending on one another. transparency and minimize risk of confusion in the course of TA implementation 4. Illustration of the TA and photos See 3 and attachments 5. Information for TA impact description (for public use) Instruction: The information in the table below will be used by the CTCN to produce the CTCN TA Impact Description. The TA Impact description is a 2-page summary document for communication purposes. Please copy information from sections above and technical delivery reports as required. Challenge (approx. 500 characters with spaces) In water services available for the poor are often inadequate, unsafe and unsustainable. Arid and Semi-Arid areas (ASAL) in the Northern part of
they are well planned and designed, taking into account above mentioned challenges, provide innovative solution to these problems and therefore provide an impetus for improved service delivery in rural and peri-urban areas. Compared to conventional technologies these green technologies have low recurrent costs and their deployment is therefore likely to free more resources towards maintenance and management, thus guaranteeing their sustainability Lessons learnt related the CTCN process for TA Essential for the successful implementation of the TA was a motivated and proactive project proponent (WSTF), who took ownership of all steps of the CTCN technical assistance, and invested substantial staff resources in the successful implementation. Having several implementing institutions involved and responsible for different activities, in addition to CTCN project coordination, does require full transparency in terms of communication and timely submission of deliverables, when the different deliverables are depending on one another. This has not been a major issue, but worth keeping in mind when initiating similar TA. In addition to the individual contracts, a possibility could be to share a ToR document where each institution involved in the TA's role and responsibilities is briefly outlined, to increase transparency and minimize risk of confusion in the course of TA implementation 4. Illustration of the TA and photos See 3 and attachments 5. Information for TA impact description (for public use) Instruction: The information in the table below will be used by the CTCN to produce the CTCN TA Impact Description. The TA Impact description is a 2-page summary document for communication purposes. Please copy information from sections above and technical delivery reports as required. Challenge (approx. 500 characters with spaces) In water services available for the poor are often inadequate, unsafe and unsustainable. Arid and Semi-Arid areas (ASAL) in the Northern part of
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