 |  | Operation and Maintenance of Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Systems: A Training Package for Managers and Planners (IRC - WHO, 2000, 298 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | Preface |
| | Acknowledgements |
|  | Part 1: Trainer’s guide |
| | 1. Welcome! |
| | 2. About the training package |
| | 3. How to be an effective facilitator1 |
| | 4. Getting prepared! |
| | 5. Evaluation |
| | Part 2: Course contents |
| | Module 1: Introduction |
| | Unit 1: Course introduction |
| | Unit 2: Presentations |
| | Unit 3: Concepts and trends |
| | Unit 4: Linking water, health, sanitation and environmental protection |
| | Module 2: Situation analysis |
| | Unit 1: Operation and maintenance requirements |
| | Unit 2: Analysis of participation |
| | Unit 3: Analysis of constraints |
| | Unit 4: Analysis of objectives |
| | Module 3: Towards sustainable operation and maintenance |
| | Unit 1: Linking technology choice with operation and maintenance |
| | Unit 2: Institutional set-up |
| | Unit 3: Community management |
| | Unit 4: Gender awareness |
| | Unit 5: Cost recovery |
| | Unit 6: Monitoring for effectiveness |
| | Unit 7: Working and planning with communities |
| | Unit 8: Field visit |
| | Module 4: Planning |
| | Unit 1: Planning tools |
| | Unit 2: Individual assignments |
| | Unit 3: Final presentations |
