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P-rt I ; Delivery of MDGs on Water and Sanitation in the Asia-Pacific Region: "VISION 2020" / 17<br/>Pr-t 2: Local Actions for Sustainable Development on Water and Sanitation in Asia-Pacific Region / 25<br/><br/>Section 1: Pro-poor Water and Sanitation Governance / 27<br/>1. Building Infrastructure and Improving Institutions, Azerbaian 29<br/>2. Policy Reforms and Sustainable Service Delivery, Puer, China /3<br/>3. Slum Environmental Sanitation initiatives, Madhya Pradesh, India / 34<br/>4. Poverty Mapping Framework for Infrastructure Interventions, Madhya Pradesh, India / 38<br/>5. Developing a Urban Water Demand Management Strategy, Madhya Pradesh, India / 42<br/>6. Urban Governance in Environment and Public Health, Surat, India / 4<br/>7. Sustainable Waste Management Initiatives, Gujarat, Pakistan / 48<br/>8. Institutional Framework for Improved Management, Tajikistan / 51<br/>9. Partnerships for Reconstruction of the War-torn Nation, Timor-Leste /<br/><br/>Section II: Integrated Policy, Planning and Management /<br/>10. Urban Rehabilitation and Employment Programme, Afghanistan / 57<br/>11. Rehabilitation of Public Utility for Sustainable Water Supply, Phnom Penh, Cambodia /62<br/>12. A National Water Conserving City, Jinan, China / 65<br/>13. A Water-saving City, Nanjing, China /<br/>14. Himalayan Water and Sanitation Programme, Uttarakhnd, India /73<br/>15. Democratisation of Water Governance, Tamil Nadu, India /76<br/>16. Aquifer Management: A Green Path to Sustainable Development of Marginal Dry Lands, Iran /<br/>17. Integrated Sanitation, Public Health and Environment Improvement, Kiribati / 8<br/>18. Environmental Waste Management System, Ahmadi, Kuwait /<br/>19. Water - A Cooperation Tool for Resource-sharing, Kyrgyz Republic /<br/>20. integrated Pro-poor WATSAN Systems, Siddhpur, Nepal / 86<br/>21. Mitigating the Effects of Drought, Uzbekistan / 9<br/><br/>Section III: Appropriate Technologies /93<br/>22. Cost-effective and Appropriate Sanitation Systems, India / 95<br/>23. Pro-poor Water Purification and Bottling, Andhra Pradesh, Inda / 9<br/>24. Simple Solution for Drinking Water Makes a Big Difference, Indonesia / 103<br/>25. Rainwater Harvesting - A Viable Option, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal / 105<br/>26. Reed-bed Wastewater Treatment System: Sunga Wastewater Treatment Plant, Nepal /<br/>27. Kanchan Arsenic Filter Removable Technology far Arsenic and Microbiological Contamination, Nepal /<br/>28. Decentralised Wastewater Management: Big Results from Small Solutions, Liloan, the Philippines / 5<br/>29. Technology Turns Water Weakness into Strength, Singapore / 17<br/>30. Geographic Information Systems for Improved Infrastructure Services, Qatar / 119<br/><br/><br/>Section IV: Community-managed Initiatives and Awareness / 121<br/>31. Community Interventions Ensuring Sustainability, Dhaka, Bangladesh / 123<br/>32. Community-managed Pro-poor Demand-responsive Initiatives, Madhya Pradesh, India / 124<br/>33. Social Inclusion and Empowering the Marginalised - the Gram Vkas Way, Orissa, India / 130<br/>34. Community - Municipal Partnerships for Improved Sanitation, Pune, India / 131<br/>35. Water Utility Management by Customer Awareness, Yokohama, Japan / 134<br/>36. Community-based Pro-poor Governance, Xieng Ngeun, Luang Prabang, Lo PDR / 136<br/>37. Samriddha Aawas: Promoting Eco-community through Resource Management, Kathmandu, Nepal / 138<br/>38. Software Enhances Hardware: Pro-poor Partnerships and Community Awareness, Papua New Guinea / 141<br/>39. Institutionalised and Community-based Approaches, Agusan del Su,, the Philippines / 143<br/>40. Campaigning and Awareness Initiatives, Ukraine / 144<br/><br/><br/>Section V: Gender Mainstreaming and Empowerment / 145<br/>41 Developing a Gender Mainstreaming Strategy for Equity and Sustainabi ity, Madhya Pradesh, India / 147<br/>42. From Alienation to An Empowered Community: Gender Mainstreaming Approach to a Sanitation Project, Tiruchirapalli, India / 150<br/>43. Making Rural Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Gender Sensitive and Pro-poor, Nepal / 154<br/>44. Initiative of One and Relief for All: Women's Leadership, Banda Go-ra Vi iage, Pakistan / 156<br/>45. Ladies First: Accessible Water for Entrepreneurial Women, Pakistan / 160<br/><br/><br/>Section Vl : Innovative Financing / 163<br/>46. Revolving Funds for Financing Water and Sanitation Infrastructure, Madhya Pradesh, India / 165<br/>47. Micro-financing Mechanisms through Revolving Funds: Comparative Experiences, India / 170<br/>48. A New Approach to Financing Pro-poor Investment for Drinking Water Supply, Ananthapur District, India / 174<br/>49, Infrastructure Financing Reforms to Shape Up Public Sector, Ahmedabad, ndia / 178<br/>50. Capital Cost Recovery Approach for Urban Poor, Butwal, Nepal / 180<br/>51. Financing Practices for Service Delivery in Small Urban Centres, Cambodia and Vietnam/ 183<br/><br/><br/>Section VII: Human Values-based Water Sanitaion and Hygiene Education / 185<br/>52. Initiatives for Human Values-based Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Education, Madhya Pradesh, India / 187<br/>53. Thrust for Value-based Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Education, Southeast Asia / 190<br/><br/><br/>Section II : Integrated Policy, Planning and Management / 55<br/>2.1 Water Conservation Conscious city, Fukuoka, Japan / 68<br/>2.2 Integrated Approach for Eco-city, Hanam, Korea / 90<br/><br/>Section III: Appropriate Technologies / 93<br/>3.1 Household Level Water Treatment Systems, Nepal / 114<br/><br/>Section IV: Community-managed Initiatives and Awareness / 121<br/>4.1 Orangi Pilot Project for Small Urban Centres, Karachi, Pakistan / 128<br/>4.2 Participatory Process for Neighbourhood Rehabilitation, Baghdad, Iraq / 140<br/> |
