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Tag Archives: Governance
  • Challenges and opportunities for human resources development in the WASH sector in Cambodia

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 7 August 2017

    By Virak Chan, IWCAN In an interview, I discussed some of the challenges and opportunities for developing human resources in the water sector in Cambodia. This is…


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  • Building the capacity of local government to improve local water and sanitation service provision in Cambodia

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 7 August 2017

    By Virak Chan, IWCAN In an interview, I described the role of decentralization reforms in achieving capacity building objectives to deliver improved rural water and sanitation services…


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  • Virak Chan interview: decentralisation and capacity development in the Cambodian water sector and beyond

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 2 August 2017

    An interview with Virak Chan, a water and sanitation specialist with the World Bank. In this interview, Virak discusses decentralisation reforms and water resources management in Cambodia, as well…


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  • How the Center for Sustainable Water might be replicated in other contexts

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 1 August 2017

    By Simon Ross, IWCAN In an interview with Virak Chan, he spoke about his inspiration for founding the Center for Sustainable Water, which stemmed from his experience studying in…


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  • Three young Khmer professionals learning and engaging in the Cambodian water and sanitation sector

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 1 August 2017

    By Lachlan Guthrie, IWCAN In a recent interview with Virak Chan, the founder of the Center for Sustainable Water discussed the need in Cambodia for…


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  • The World Water Data Initiative: reaching SDG 6 in a cost-effective manner

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 20 July 2017

    In an interview, Tony Slatyer shared his insights about the importance of water data in order to achieve SDG 6 by 2030. Australia is championing the World Water Data…


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  • Why SDG 6 is a necessary enabler to achieve other SDGs

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 19 July 2017

    In an interview, Tony Slatyer shared his knowledge about how SDG 6 is an enabling SDG for the other 16 SDGs, in particular, reducing poverty and minimising conflict This article…


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  • What role can people play to effectively achieve SDG 6 and other SDGs?

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 18 July 2017

    In an interview, Tony Slatyer emphasized that each and every one of us has a role to lay in achieving Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6) by 2030….


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  • Creating water champions by breaking down disciplinary barriers

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 13 July 2017

    By Katrina Bukaukas, IWCAN In an interview with Virak Chan, the World Bank focal point for the Cambodian water sector, he described how more water champions are…


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  • Tony Slatyer interview — Part 1: the High-Level Panel on Water, its initiatives, and Sustainable Development Goal 6

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 10 July 2017

    An interview with Tony Slatyer, a special advisor for the High-Level Panel on Water (HLPW) for the Australian Government. He discusses the mandate of the HLPW; SDG 6 and its importance for…


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