World Conference on Education for All subject files : NF/MRP telefaxes - set
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- 1989-10-06 - 1990-06-29
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ATWSS - Water Distribution Network - September 1978 - Volume 9a
World Bank Report RES20 - Appropriate Sanitation - Technical Economic Appraisal In Portuguese
ATWSS - Low Cost Water Distribution Field Manuel - December 1980 - Volume 12
ATWSS In Spanish - Tecnologia Para El Abastecimiento De Agua - December 1980
Partnerships and program collaboration
This series contains records related to the partnerships and collaboration activities of the World Bank (Bank), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and other international agencies in support of the UNDP-World Bank Water and Sanitation Program (UNDP-World Bank WSP) and the United Nation's 1981 - 1990 International Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation Decade (IDWSSD). It also contains records documenting the trust fund management that supported the UNDP-World Bank WSP projects relating to low-cost development solutions for water and sanitation in low-income countries (i.e., funding contributions came from UNDP and Bank and trust fund resources derived from various international donors).
Partnerships and collaboration records
Records relating to partnerships and collaboration contain the following topics: missions in various countries (e.g., India, Philippines, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Morocco, Yemen, etc.); low-cost water sanitation techniques; field trials (e.g., VLOM-Village Level Operated and Maintained handpumps and Canadian Monarch handpumps); related initiatives; advisory panel meetings to discuss staffing, and ongoing and future field trials in regions such as East Africa and Southeast Asia; project implementations and timelines; loan and grant conditions applied by the External Support Agencies (ESAs); recommendations on aid-giving procedures; and meetings with the Collaborative Council of ESAs in the water sector in 1989 (held in Sophia Antipolis, France) and the Steering Committee for Cooperative Action in 1981-1985 (held at the World Bank in Washington, DC); the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization-UNESCO; the United Nations Children's Fund-UNICEF; and the Food and Agriculture Organization-FAO).
Types of partnership and collaboration records in this series include but are not limited to mission reports and communications, job descriptions, project proposals (including work plans, project justifications, budget outlines, schedules, etc.), progress and status reports, and meeting files (e.g., agenda, minutes, progress reports, memos, etc.). Examples of other institutions collaborating with the Bank in this activity are the Science and Technology Fund of the UNDP, Kumasi City Council, University of Science and Technology in Ghana, Banque Ouest Africaine de Developpment-BOAD, ARLAB (a subsidiary of Mines ParisTech5), Georgia Institute of Technology, and others.
The earliest projects related to the Bank's global partnership and collaboration with other organizations associated with water resources and management are:
Low-Cost Water and Sanitation Techniques (GLO/78/006);
Testing and Demonstration of Small-Scale Solar Powered Pumping Systems (GLO/78/004);
Research and Development in Integrated Resource Recovery (GLO/80/004);
Project Laboratory Testing, Field Trials, and Technological Development of Rural Water Supply Handpumps (INT/81/026); and
Information and Training Program (INT/82/002).
Trust fund management records
Records relating to trust fund management contain topics such as: trust fund agreements and amendments to agreements; cost-sharing; executing trust fund activities; funds received and transferred; country reports; financial management assessments or financial compliance reviews; policy exceptions; project phases (i.e., information gathering and testing; and development and implementation); audit review findings; proposals of project descriptions; Global Water Partnership Interim Committee; financial support for the Participatory Learning and Action Initiative; opportunity to initiate a core-funding relationship with various countries (e.g., Finland, France, Ireland, etc.); and collaborations with bilateral agencies (e.g., UK's Department for International Development-DFID, German Technical Cooperation Agency-GTZ, etc.). They also document communications about trust fund management between the Bank (including the Technical Advisory Group) and other institutions (e.g., UNDP, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency-SIDA,the Danish International Development Agency-DANIDA, the Swiss Development Corporation-SDC, Norway's Ministry of Development Cooperation, AusAID Trust Fund, World Health Organization-WHO, United Nations Children's Fund-UNICEF, etc.).
Types of trust fund management records in this series include but are not limited to master budget files, contribution and disbursement statements, project delivery reports (PDR), audit files (e.g., Terms of Reference), reports, waivers, original contracts, legal agreements,payment records, cost-sharing files, Bank internal clearances, Initiating Brief for Trust Funds (IBTF), funding proposals, project files (e.g., evaluations progress reports), recommendations, and donor correspondence.
This series also contains sixteen volumes, entitled Preliminary Study: The Large Aqueducts System, 1969 - 1971. These are bound volumes of pre-feasibility study reports by Gilbert Associates, Inc. (Reading, PA) for the Obras Sanitarias de la Nacion Argentina-OSN (now Agua y Saneamientos Argentinos-AySA), a utility company based in Argentina. These reports are associated with the loan agreement signed on June 3, 1963, between the Argentine Government and the USA through the US Agency for International Development (USAID). These volumes may have been used as reference files.
UNDP/GLO/78/006 - Low Cost Water Sanitation Techniques - 1981 / 1983 Correspondence - Volume 23
UNDP/GLO/78/006 - Low Cost Water Sanitation Techniques - 1981 / 1983 Correspondence - Volume 20
UNDP/GLO/78/006 - Low Cost Water Sanitation Techniques - 1981 / 1983 Correspondence - Volume 16
UNDP/GLO/78/006 - Low Cost Water Sanitation Techniques - 1981 / 1983 Correspondence - Volume 14
UNDP/GLO/78/006 - Low Cost Water Sanitation Techniques - 1981 / 1983 Correspondence - Volume 13
UNDP/GLO/78/006 - Low Cost Water Sanitation Techniques - 1981 / 1983 Correspondence - Volume 17
UNDP/GLO/78/006 - Low Cost Water Sanitation Techniques - 1984 / 1986 Correspondence - Volume 24
UNDP/GLO/78/006 - Low Cost Water Sanitation Techniques - 1984 / 1986 Correspondence - Volume 23
UNDP/GLO/78/006 - Low Cost Water Sanitation Techniques - 1984 / 1986 Correspondence - Volume 18