Patrick Moriarty
Head International Progamme, Global Team
Key activities
Dr. Patrick Moriarty is involved in developing IRC's interests in sub-basin, participatory, integrated water resources management (IWRM).
Background
His background is in Civil Engineering and Water Resource Management, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary work on local level water resource management issues. He currently specialises in aspects relating the water and sanitation sector to wider water resource management including: productive uses of water, the role of domestic water supplies in livelihoods and institutional reform for improved local level water resource management.
Publications
- The Productive Use of Domestic Water Supplies: How water supplies can play a wider role in livelihood improvement and poverty reduction. 2003, Dr. Patrick Moriarty (IRC) and Dr. John Butterworth (NRI);
- Integrated Water Resources Management and the domestic water and sanitation sub-sector. 2004 Thematic Overview Paper by Patrick Moriarty (IRC) and John Butterworth (NRI) and Charles Batchelor;
- Beyond Domestic: Case studies on poverty and productive uses of water at the household level. 2004, Edited by Patrick Moriarty, John Butterworth and Barbara van Koppen
Languages
English and French
