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13-April-2006
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This data-base was prepared to help rural communities and water users associations in EECCA countries identify options for WSS infrastructure development in rural areas that are feasible from the financial point of view and could be sustained by rural communities.
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13-April-2006
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This report assesses the costs of achieving the Millennium Development Goals on water supply and sanitation in Georgia.
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13-April-2006
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Инфраструктура водоснабжения и канализации (ВиК) в странах Центральной Европы, Кавказа и Центральной Азии зачастую крайне изношена, что создает серьезные риски для здоровья человека и окружающей среды.
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13-April-2006
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13-April-2006
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The overall idea and objective behind the development of the Financial Planning Tool in Water Utilities (FPTWU) Tool is to assist the water utilities in the EECCA region in achieving medium to long-term operational and financial sustainability.
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12-April-2006
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The countries of Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA) are strengthening how they monitor environmental expenditure in order to ensure that funds are used as cost-effectively as possible.
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12-April-2006
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The countries of Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA) are strengthening how they monitor environmental expenditure in order to ensure that funds are used as cost-effectively as possible.
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10-April-2006
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This brochure introduces the concept and value of strategic environmental assessment as applied to international development. It summarises the key messages of the DAC publication Applying Strategic Environmental Assessment.
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The Second Joint Meeting of the EU Water Initiative EECCA Working Group and the EAP Task Force Environmental Finance and Water Networks was held on the 26-28th of April 2006, in Almaty, Kazakhstan with the support of the Ministry of Environment of Kazakhstan and of CAREC.
It is now widely acknowledged that a key measure in improving water governance consists in establishing water utilities as commercially-run entities, and to regulate their relations with municipalities through performance-based contracts.
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