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Examples of innovative financial mechanisms for water and sanitation
Netherlands Water Partnership
Smart Finance Solutions gives examples of how various existing financial mechanisms and products are being used to finance water and sanitation projects. The booklet also gives a quick overview how to write a successful business plan.
Price: € 15.00
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| Smart Water Harvesting Solutions
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Examples of innovative low-cost technologies for rain, fog, runoff water and groundwater
Netherlands Water Partnership
Smart Water Harvesting describes a number of creative solutions in situations where ‘there seems to be no water’. It shows practical efforts to ‘create water’, especially in drought prone areas. It does not limit itself to the act of harvesting, but includes ‘capturing’ water during periods of rain, so that it is available for periods of drought.
Price: € 15.00
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Smart Water Solutions
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Examples of innovative, low-cost technologies for wells, pumps, storage, irrigation and water treatment
Netherlands Water Partnership
Smart Water Solutions gives examples of innovations such as the use of sunlight to purify water, effective low-cost water filters, low-cost drip irrigation and locally produced. By using these technologies, poor rural families can double their annual income. The book is designed as a source of inspiration, rather than a 'how to' manual.
Price: € 15.00
(available in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish)
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| Smart Sanitation Solutions
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Examples of innovative, low-cost technologies for toilets, collection, transportation, treatment and use of sanitation products
Netherlands Water Partnership
Smart Sanitation Solutions gives examples of household and community-based sanitation solutions that have proven effective and affordable. It illustrates a range of innovative sanitation technologies that have already helped thousands of poor families to improve their lives. The technologies described are a source of inspiration.
Price: € 15.00
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| Dimensions of the human right to water
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Right to water for life and survival |
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Right to clean drinking water |
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Right to water and sanitation for health |
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Right to water for adequate standard of living |
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Right to food and nutrition |
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Right to water and sanitation as part of right to housing |
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Right to water for food preparation |
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Right to water for food production |
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Right to water as part of right to development |
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Right to water as part of right to natural resources |
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Right to water as an element of right to environment |
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Right to water as an element of right to property |
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Netherlands Water Partnership launches the booklet Smart Finance Solutions at the
5th World Water Forum in Istanbul (16 to 22 March 2009).
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