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Volume 15, Issue S2
November 2013
Water Policy Cover Image for Volume 15, Issue S2
ISSN 1366-7017
EISSN 1996-9759
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Leadership in Knowledge and Capacity Development in the Water Sector

Research Articles

Leadership in knowledge and capacity development in the water sector: a status review
Uta Wehn de Montalvo; Guy Alaerts
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Exploring water leadership
Wouter T. Lincklaen Arriëns; Uta Wehn de Montalvo
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Developing T-shaped water professionals: reflections on a framework for building capacity for innovation through collaboration, learning and leadership
Brian S. McIntosh; André Taylor
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Meeting the water and sanitation MDGs: a study of human resource development requirements in Tanzania
Richard Kimwaga; Joel Nobert; Victor Kongo; Mpembe Ngwisa
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Community management and sustainability of rural water facilities in Tanzania
Christina Geoffrey Mandara; Carja Butijn; Anke Niehof
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Readiness and willingness of the public to participate in integrated water management: some insights from the Levant
Philippe Ange Ker Rault; Heleen Vreugdenhil; Paul Jeffrey; Jill Hillary Slinger
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Capacity development for urban development: the evolution of the integrated urban management Masters course at the Ethiopian Civil Service University
Meine Pieter van Dijk; Carley Pennink; Saskia Ruisink
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Local solutions in Non-Revenue Water management through North–South Water Operator Partnerships: the case of Nakuru
Nancy Ndirangu; James Ng'ang'a; Anthony Chege; Reint-Jan de Blois; Adriaan Mels
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Water operator partnerships and institutional capacity development for urban water supply
Richenel Breeveld; Leon Hermans; Siemen Veenstra
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Key success factors for capacity development in the Brantas River Basin organisations in Indonesia
Tjoek Walujo Subijanto; Harianto, Raymond Valiant Ruritan; Fahmi Hidayat
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Monitoring for learning and developing capacities in the WASH sector
Carmen da Silva Wells; René van Lieshout; Erma Uytewaal
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Monitoring outcomes and impacts of capacity development in the water sector: a Cap-Net UNDP experience
Indika Gunawardana; Kees Leendertse; Wibisono Handoko
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What counts as ‘results’ in capacity development partnerships between water operators? A multi-path approach toward accountability, adaptation and learning
Maria Pascual Sanz; Siemen Veenstra; Uta Wehn de Montalvo; Rob van Tulder; Guy Alaerts
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From knowledge and capacity development to performance improvement in water supply: the importance of competence integration and use
Silas Mvulirwenande; Guy Alaerts; Uta Wehn de Montalvo
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Knowledge leads, policy follows? Two speeds of collaboration in river basin management
Ellen Pfeiffer; Jan Leentvaar
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