20 Towns Capacity Development Project (Ethiopia) Increasing the efficiency, effectiveness and relevance of WaSH service provision in 20 towns through strengthening the capacity of towns’ Utilities and Municipalities
The main approaches are Partnership and Experience sharing, learning and networking within the nation and outside Ethiopia. Activities include:
- Standardization of manuals and guidelines
- Refresher training on Asset Management
- Support citizen engagement
- Refresher training on Business Planning
- Training on Waste Management Plan
- Training on Solid Waste Management
- Documentation and knowledge management of best practice
- Support utility forums
Mission
The project is aiming to increase the efficiency, effectiveness and relevance of WASH service provision in the twenty towns through strengthening the capacity of towns’ Utilities and Municipalities by implementing a model capacity development project. 1) Performance of the towns’ utilities in water supply is improved by 20% to agreed business plan targets by end of the project. 2) To improve the performance of sanitation and hygiene services providers in target towns by 20% above the base line. 3) To improve documentation, learning, knowledge management and networking between towns in Ethiopia and East Africa.Answer questions about the project
Connie Benjamin
conniebenjamin@wateraid.org
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Capacity developmentCitiesOperation, maintenance and sustainable servicesPolitical processes and institutional aspectsSpecific to one or several countriesEnabling environment and institutional strengtheningOther funding source or unspecifiedUrban (entire city)Politicians and local decision makersInternational NGO
Related Countries
Ethiopia
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